Chemical Composition of L. and Its Allelopathic Influence on Crops

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Journal Plants (Basel)

Date 2021 Oct 23

PMID 34686031

Citations 6

Authors

Jovana Sucur

Bojan Konstantinovic

Marina Crnkovic

Vojislava Bursic

Natasa Samardzic

dorde Malencic

Dejan Prvulovic

Milena Popov

Gorica Vukovic

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Abstract

Phytotoxic substances released by invasive plants have been reported to have anti-pathogen, anti-herbivore, and allelopathic activity. The aim of this study was to determine the allelopathic influence of the L. on oxidative stress parameters (the lipid peroxidation process; reduced glutathione (GSH) content; and activity of antioxidant enzymes catalase (CAT), superoxide dismutase (SOD), and peroxidase (PX)) and phenolic compounds (total phenolic and tannin content) in maize ( L.), soybean ( L.), and sunflower ( L.) crops to explore the effect of released allelochemicals through root on crops. An analysis by HPLC confirmed the presence of protocatechuic acid, p-hydroxybenzoic acid, vanillic acid, and syringic acid as major components in the . Based on the obtained results for oxidative stress parameters, it can be concluded that the sunflower was the most sensitive species to allelochemicals among the tested crops. The other two crops tested showed a different sensitivity to . The soybean did not show sensitivity, while the maize showed sensitivity only 10 days after the sowing.

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