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Allelopathy--MSSOY White Paper

With the continuing, increasing occurrence of herbicide-resistant weeds, there is renewed interest in allelopathy as a possible option in weed control. Allelopathy refers to the beneficial or harmful effects of one plant on another plant by the release of chemicals from plant parts, and this white paper analyzes studies on using it as a part of weed control.

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