Claim · model-written summary
A. viridis crude extract yield was 1.03 g, the second highest among the weed extracts.
- Taxon
- A. viridis
Amaranthus viridise0 - Outcome
- crude extractse0
- Direction
- higheste0
- Value
- 1.03 ge0
Verbatim
e0“C. sativa (1.13 g) and A. viridis (1.03 g) yielded the highest crude extracts”
Title
Biopesticidal potential of noxious weeds against leaf blight of rice caused by Xanthomonas oryzae
Kashif Ahmed; Yaseen Ahmed; Muhammad Nauman Ahmad; et al. BioResources 2026. doi:10.15376/biores.21.1.1762-1778
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Observation C. sativa crude extract yield was 1.13 g, the highest among the weed extracts.
- Observation Parthenium hysterophorus n-hexane extract inhibited Xoo by 63.7% at 100 ppm.
- Observation D. ambrosioides n-hexane extract showed antibacterial activity of 55.2% against Xoo.
- Observation A. visnaga n-hexane extract showed antibacterial activity of 167% at 25 ppm against Xoo.
- Observation Ethyl acetate fraction of D. ambrosioides reduced Xoo infection most effectively in vivo.
- Observation Parthenium hysterophorus ethyl acetate extract promoted seed germination and growth by 31 to 70%.
- Observation A. viridis ethyl acetate extract promoted seed germination and growth by 59 to 65%.
- Observation A. visnaga n-hexane extract reduced growth by 24 to 29%.
- Observation D. ambrosioides n-hexane extract reduced growth by 19 to 25%.
- Observation Chenopodium album ethyl acetate extract increased chlorophyll content by 61 to 68%.
- Observation Electrolyte leakage was highest in the P. hysterophorus crude extract at 75%.
- Observation Electrolyte leakage was lowest in the D. ambrosioides n-hexane extract at 17%.
- Recommendation Weed-derived extracts show promise for sustainable bacterial leaf blight management, warranting compound isolation and field validation.