Research advances in wheat (Triticum aestivum) allelopathy

Abstract

Abstract: Wheat (Triticum aestivum) is the main food crop in the world,and plays an important role in agricultural production.In order to enhance wheat yield,herbicides and germicides were intensively applied and made negative effects on the environment.Wheat possesses allelopathic potential for weed suppression and disease control through the release of secondary metabolites from its living plants or residues,which could avoid the environment pollution brought by herbicides and germicides.This paper reviewed the research advances in wheat allelopathy.Hydroxamic acids and phenolic acids are the predominant allelochemicals frequently reported which could produce plant natural defense against weed,pest and disease.The allelopathic activity of allelochemicals is determined not only by the allelochemicals,but also by the factors of inheritance,environment and biology.The retention,transportation and transformation processes of allelochemicals,and the relationship between wheat allelopathy and soil biota and its mechanism were seldom studied and still needed to be researched profoundly.Utilizing wheat allelopathy in plant protection,environment protection and crop breeding would improve the stress-resistance,yield and quality of wheat in agricultural production.

Key words: Wheat, Allelopathy, Allelochemicals

CLC Number:

Q948.12

ZHANG Xiaoke, JIANG Yong, LIANG Wenju, KONG Chuihua. Research advances in wheat (Triticum aestivum) allelopathy[J]. Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology, 2004, (10): 1967-1972.

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