Claim · model-written summary
Fresh weed biomass extracts inhibited P. sativum germination, with pooled inhibition of 28.8 to 81.5%.
- Taxon
- P. sativum
Lathyrus oleraceuse0 - Treatment
- extracts from fresh biomasse0
- Outcome
- seed germinatione0
- Direction
- inhibitorye0
- Value
- 28.8 to 81.5%e0
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Verbatim
e0“water extracts from fresh and dry biomass of A. retroflexus, Ch. album, E. canadensis and S. nigrum had an inhibitory effect on seed germination of G. max, P. sativum and V. sativa, the inhibition rate for the extracts from fresh biomass varying from 28.8 to 81.5%”
Title
Plamen Marinov-Serafimov Pesticidi i fitomedicina 2010. doi:10.2298/pif1003251m
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Intervention effect Fresh weed biomass extracts inhibited G. max germination, with pooled inhibition of 28.8 to 81.5%.
- Intervention effect Fresh weed biomass extracts inhibited V. sativa germination, with pooled inhibition of 28.8 to 81.5%.
- Intervention effect Dry weed biomass extracts inhibited G. max germination, with pooled inhibition of 26.8 t? 89.2%.
- Intervention effect Dry weed biomass extracts inhibited P. sativum germination, with pooled inhibition of 26.8 t? 89.2%.
- Intervention effect Dry weed biomass extracts inhibited V. sativa germination, with pooled inhibition of 26.8 t? 89.2%.
- Observation Fresh biomass extract LC50 ranged from 13.5 t? 72.2 g l-1 and increased in the stated weed order.
- Observation Dry biomass extract LC50 ranged from 7.0 t? 84.1 g l-1, with the stated ascending weed order.
- Observation P. sativum was most sensitive to fresh and dry weed extracts, with LC50 of 13.5 t? 21.6 g l-1.
- Observation V. sativa followed P. sativum in sensitivity, with LC50 from 26.0 t? 11.7 g l-1.
- Observation G. max had the lowest sensitivity, with LC50 from 46.6 t? 56.7 g l-1.