Bell-Lelong et al., 1993 - Google Patents
Do phenolics from the parasitic weed Striga inhibit host growth?Bell-Lelong et al., 1993
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- 14549449299568580155
- Author
- Bell-Lelong D
- Butler L
- Ejeta G
- Hess D
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- Publication venue
- International Symposium on Natural Phenols in Plant Resistance 381
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It has been suggested that Striga has allelopathic activity on its hosts by means of a toxin. Striga hermonthica shoot extracts rapidly turn black consistent with the presence of high levels of oxidizable phenols and oxidative enzymes. Fresh extracts of Striga asiatica in vitro …
- 241000208000 Striga 0 title abstract description 19
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