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Making Allelopathy Respectable

Allelopathy, better known as plant chemical warfare, has had a checkered history in the field of ecology. Now, as Fitter explains in his Perspective, new evidence supports allelopathy as a mechanism for the successful invasion of natural habitats by exotic plant species such as the Eurasian spotted knapweed.

Alastair H. Fitter | A. Fitter

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