Claim · model-written summary
At 3% concentration, N. diderrichii leachate had a high inhibitory effect on maize relative to control (1.52).
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Verbatim
e1“the inhibitory effect of N. diderrichii was high with the increase in concentration of 3% (1.52), 6% (0.35), and 12% (0.81)) treatments, comparing mean values with the control”
t0“germination and growth of maize”
Title
O. I. OLURANTI; K. T. UTHMAN; A. A. ADERIBIGBE; et al. Cell Biology and Development 2024. doi:10.13057/cellbioldev/v080103
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Intervention effect N. diderrichii leachate had a slightly stronger inhibitory effect on maize than T. superba.
- Intervention effect At 6% concentration, N. diderrichii leachate had a high inhibitory effect on maize relative to control (0.35).
- Intervention effect At 12% concentration, N. diderrichii leachate had a high inhibitory effect on maize relative to control (0.81).
- Intervention effect The two tree species have an inhibitory effect on most maize growth parameters.
- Intervention effect N. diderrichii has a more inhibitory effect on maize at high concentrations than T. superba.
- Association Seedling shoot dry weight had the strongest correlation with the SVI among the growth parameters.
- Recommendation Terminalia superba is more suitable for agroforestry systems than N. diderrichii.