Main Allelochemicals from the Rhizosphere Soil of (Decne.) Sch. Bip. and Their Effects on Plants' Antioxidase Systems.

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2018
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Abstract
Allelochemicals are the media of allelopathy and form the chemical bases of plant-environment interactions. To determine true allelochemicals and their autotoxic effects, seven compounds were isolated and identified from sampled rhizosphere soil of cultivated . Of these; costunolide (), dehydrocostus lactone () and scopoletin () showed significant inhibition on seedling growth in a concentration-dependent manner. Detection and observation demonstrated that the antioxidase system was found to be affected by these chemicals, resulting in the accumulation of ROS and membrane damage. To investigate their release ways, the compounds were traced back and volumes quantified in rhizosphere soil and plant tissues. This work made clear the chemical bases and their physiological effects on the plants. These chemicals were found to be the secondary metabolites of the plants and included in the rhizosphere soil. The findings identified a potential pathway of plant-plant interactions, which provided theoretical basis to overcoming replanting problems. This research was also useful for exploring ecological effects of allelochemicals in green agriculture.
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Authors Liu, Jingkun;Xie, Min;Li, Xiuzhuang;Jin, Hui;Yang, Xiaoyan;Yan, Zhiqiang;Su, Anxiang;Qin, Bo;
Journal molecules
Year 2018
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E2506
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