102. Fernandez-Aparicio M, Emeran AA, Rubiales D (2010) Inter-cropping with berseem clover
(Trifolium alexandrinum) reduces infection by Orobanche crenata in legumes. Crop Prot
29:867–871
103. Kandhro MN, Tunio S, Rajpar I, Chachar Q (2014) Allelopathic impact of sorghum and
sunflower intercropping on weed management and yield enhancement in cotton. Sarhad J
Agric Sci 30:311–318
104. Corre-Hellou G, Dibet A, Hauggaard-Nielsen H, Crozat Y, Gooding M, Ambus P, Dahlmann
C, von Fragstein P, Pristeri A, Monti M (2011) The competitive ability of pea-barley intercrops
against weeds and the interactions with crop productivity and soil N availability. Field Crop
Res 122:264–272
105. Farooq M, Nawaz A, Ahmad E, Nadeem F, Hussain M, Siddique KH (2017) Using Sorghum
to suppress weeds in dry seeded aerobic and puddled transplanted rice. Field Crop Res
214:211–218
106. Khaliq A, Matloob A, Irshad MS, Tanveer A, Zamir MSI (2010) Organic weed management in
maize (Zea mays L.) through integration of allelopathic crop residues. Pak J Weed Sci Res
16:409–420
107. Batish DR, Kaura M, Singh HP, Kohli RK (2007) Phytotoxicity of a medicinal plant,
Anisomeles indica, against Phalaris minor and its potential use as natural herbicide in wheat
fields. Crop Prot 26:948–952
108. Hong NH, Xuan TD, Eiji T, Khanh TD (2004) Paddy weed control by higher plants from
Southeast Asia. Crop Prot 23:255–261
109. Xuan TD, Shinkichi T, Hong NH, Khanh TD, Min CI (2004) Assessment of phytotoxic action
of Ageratum conyzoides L. (billy goat weed) on weeds. Crop Prot 23:915–922
110. Turk MA, Tawaha AM (2003) Allelopathic effect of black mustard (Brassica nigra L.) on
germination and growth of wild oat (Avena fatua L.). Crop Prot 22:673–677
111. Lin D, Tsuzuki E, Sugimoto Y, Dong Y, Matsuo M, Terao H (2003) Assessment of dwarf
lilyturf (Ophiopogon japonicus K.) dried powders for weed control in transplanted rice. Crop
Prot 22:431–435
112. Nagabhushana GG, Worsham AD, Yenish JP (2001) Allelopathic cover crops to reduce
herbicide use in sustainable agricultural systems. Allelopath J 8:133–146
113. Bernstein ER, Stoltenberg DE, Posner JL, Hedtcke JL (2014) Weed community dynamics and
suppression in tilled and no-tillage transitional organic winter rye-soybean systems. Weed Sci
62:125–137
114. Norsworthy JK, McClelland M, Griffith G, Bangarwa SK, Still J (2011) Evaluation of cereal
and Brassicaceae cover crops in conservation-tillage, enhanced, glyphosate-resistant cotton.
Weed Technol 25:6–13
115. Cheema ZA, Khaliq A (2000) Use of sorghum allelopathic properties to control weeds in
irrigated wheat in semi-arid region of Punjab. Agric Ecosyst Environ 79:105–112
116. Cheema ZA, Khaliq A, Akhtar S (2001) Use of sorgaab (sorghum water extract) as a natural
weed inhibitor in spring mungbean. Int J Agric Biol 3:515–518
117. Mamolos AP, Kalburtji KL (2001) Significance of allelopathy in crop rotation. J Crop Prod
4:197–218
118. Voll E, Franchini JC, Tomazon R, Cruz D, Gazziero DL, Brighenti AM et al (2004) Chemical
interactions of Brachiaria plantaginea with Commelina bengalensis and Acanthospermum
hispidum in soybean cropping systems. J Chem Ecol 30:1467–1475
119. Einhellig FA, Rasmussen JA (1989) Prior cropping with grain sorghum inhibits weeds. J Chem
Ecol 15:951–960
120. Peters RD, Sturz AV, Carter MR, Sanderson JB (2003) Developing disease-suppressive soils
through crop rotation and tillage management practices. Soil Tillage Res 72:181–192
121. Lins RD, Colquhoun JB, Mallory-Smith CA (2006) Investigation of wheat as a trap crop for
control of Orobanche minor. Weed Res 46:313–318
122. Brandsæter LO, Smeby T, Tronsmo AM, Netland J (2000) Winter annual legumes for use as
cover crops in row crops in northern regions: II. Frost resistance study. Crop Sci 40:175–181
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(Trifolium alexandrinum) reduces infection by Orobanche crenata in legumes. Crop Prot
29:867–871
103. Kandhro MN, Tunio S, Rajpar I, Chachar Q (2014) Allelopathic impact of sorghum and
sunflower intercropping on weed management and yield enhancement in cotton. Sarhad J
Agric Sci 30:311–318
104. Corre-Hellou G, Dibet A, Hauggaard-Nielsen H, Crozat Y, Gooding M, Ambus P, Dahlmann
C, von Fragstein P, Pristeri A, Monti M (2011) The competitive ability of pea-barley intercrops
against weeds and the interactions with crop productivity and soil N availability. Field Crop
Res 122:264–272
105. Farooq M, Nawaz A, Ahmad E, Nadeem F, Hussain M, Siddique KH (2017) Using Sorghum
to suppress weeds in dry seeded aerobic and puddled transplanted rice. Field Crop Res
214:211–218
106. Khaliq A, Matloob A, Irshad MS, Tanveer A, Zamir MSI (2010) Organic weed management in
maize (Zea mays L.) through integration of allelopathic crop residues. Pak J Weed Sci Res
16:409–420
107. Batish DR, Kaura M, Singh HP, Kohli RK (2007) Phytotoxicity of a medicinal plant,
Anisomeles indica, against Phalaris minor and its potential use as natural herbicide in wheat
fields. Crop Prot 26:948–952
108. Hong NH, Xuan TD, Eiji T, Khanh TD (2004) Paddy weed control by higher plants from
Southeast Asia. Crop Prot 23:255–261
109. Xuan TD, Shinkichi T, Hong NH, Khanh TD, Min CI (2004) Assessment of phytotoxic action
of Ageratum conyzoides L. (billy goat weed) on weeds. Crop Prot 23:915–922
110. Turk MA, Tawaha AM (2003) Allelopathic effect of black mustard (Brassica nigra L.) on
germination and growth of wild oat (Avena fatua L.). Crop Prot 22:673–677
111. Lin D, Tsuzuki E, Sugimoto Y, Dong Y, Matsuo M, Terao H (2003) Assessment of dwarf
lilyturf (Ophiopogon japonicus K.) dried powders for weed control in transplanted rice. Crop
Prot 22:431–435
112. Nagabhushana GG, Worsham AD, Yenish JP (2001) Allelopathic cover crops to reduce
herbicide use in sustainable agricultural systems. Allelopath J 8:133–146
113. Bernstein ER, Stoltenberg DE, Posner JL, Hedtcke JL (2014) Weed community dynamics and
suppression in tilled and no-tillage transitional organic winter rye-soybean systems. Weed Sci
62:125–137
114. Norsworthy JK, McClelland M, Griffith G, Bangarwa SK, Still J (2011) Evaluation of cereal
and Brassicaceae cover crops in conservation-tillage, enhanced, glyphosate-resistant cotton.
Weed Technol 25:6–13
115. Cheema ZA, Khaliq A (2000) Use of sorghum allelopathic properties to control weeds in
irrigated wheat in semi-arid region of Punjab. Agric Ecosyst Environ 79:105–112
116. Cheema ZA, Khaliq A, Akhtar S (2001) Use of sorgaab (sorghum water extract) as a natural
weed inhibitor in spring mungbean. Int J Agric Biol 3:515–518
117. Mamolos AP, Kalburtji KL (2001) Significance of allelopathy in crop rotation. J Crop Prod
4:197–218
118. Voll E, Franchini JC, Tomazon R, Cruz D, Gazziero DL, Brighenti AM et al (2004) Chemical
interactions of Brachiaria plantaginea with Commelina bengalensis and Acanthospermum
hispidum in soybean cropping systems. J Chem Ecol 30:1467–1475
119. Einhellig FA, Rasmussen JA (1989) Prior cropping with grain sorghum inhibits weeds. J Chem
Ecol 15:951–960
120. Peters RD, Sturz AV, Carter MR, Sanderson JB (2003) Developing disease-suppressive soils
through crop rotation and tillage management practices. Soil Tillage Res 72:181–192
121. Lins RD, Colquhoun JB, Mallory-Smith CA (2006) Investigation of wheat as a trap crop for
control of Orobanche minor. Weed Res 46:313–318
122. Brandsæter LO, Smeby T, Tronsmo AM, Netland J (2000) Winter annual legumes for use as
cover crops in row crops in northern regions: II. Frost resistance study. Crop Sci 40:175–181
23 Ecological Management of Agricultural Pests Through Allelopathy
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