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- W2361702260 abstract "This article mainly utilized Prunus armeniaca's vegetative organs of root, stem, leaf as donor materials,and peanuts, corns, soybean seeds as receptor materials, to launch an experimental research on Prunus armeniaca vegetative organs' allelopathy on crops in agroforestry ecosystem.The experimental results show that Prunus armeniaca water extract of roots has a suppression effect on three kind of the crops seeds, but the weakest suppression effect on peanuts; water extract of stems also has a obvious suppression effect on germination of crop seeds, and a catalytic effect on germination of soybean seeds, but no effect on the germination of peanut seeds;water extract of leaves shows inhibitory effects on the tested crop seeds' germination, and the strongest effect on soybean, but the weakest effect on peanut. Building Prunus armeniaca agroforestry system with high quality should adopt the preferred Prunus armeniaca-peanut composite pattern." @default.
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