Allelopathy

Preface.- List of contributors.- 1. Introduction to allelopathy; Chou,C-H.- 2. Basic pathways for the origin of allelopathic compounds; Seigler, D.S.- Methodological aspects. 3. Clues in the search of new herbicides; Dayan, F.E., Duke, S.O.- 4. Distinguishing allelopathy from resource competition: the role of density; Weidenhamer, J.D.- 5. Toxicity in allelopathy: in silico approach; Lo Piparo, E. et al.- Physiological aspects of allelopathy. 6. Allelochemicals and photosynthesis; Zhou, Y.H., Yu, J.Q.- 7. Cell cycle analyses for understanding growth inhibition; Sánchez-Moreiras, A.M. et al. 8. Detoxification of allelochemicals. The case of bezoxazolin-2(3H)-one (BOA); Schulz, M. et al.- 9. Allelopathy and abiotic stress; Pedrol, M.N. et al.- 10. Allelopathy and biotic stresses; Gawronska, H., Golisz, A.- 11. Plant secondary metabolites. Targets and mechanisms of allelopathy; Lotina-Hennsen, B. et al.- 12. Mitochondria as a site of allelochemical action; Ishii-Iwamoto, E.L. et al.- Ecophysiology and allelopathy. 13. Weed germination, seedling growth and their lesson for allelopathy in agriculture; Aliotta, A. et al.- 14. Allelopathy: A soil system perspective; Blum, U.- 15. Microorganisms and allelopathy: A one-sided approach; Vokou, D. et al.- Ecological aspects of allelopathy. 16. Ecological relationships and allelopathy; Sinkkonen, A.- 17. Resistance and susceptibility of plant communities to invasion:revisiting rabotnov's ideas about community homeostasis; Callaway, R.M., Hierro, J.L.- Allelopathy in different environments. 18. Allelopathy in marine ecosystems; Granéli, E., Pavia, H.- 19. Allelopathy in aquatic environments; Erhard, D.- 20. Forest ecosystems and allelopathy; Reigosa, M.J., González, L.- 21. Allelopathic interactions in agroecosystems; Kohli, R.K. et al.- Applied aspects of allelopathy. 22. Playing with chemistry: studies on Orobanche spp. germination stimulants; Macías, F.A. et al.- 23. Modes of action of phytotoxins from plants; Duke,S.O.,