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'''Allelopathy''' is the [[secretion]] by [[plants]] of a [[toxic]] substance into the soil in order to prevent other plants from growing near them. This trait is most commonly exhibited in [[desert]] plants, where [[water]] is scarce and competition from other plants for it is a matter of survival. | '''Allelopathy''' is the [[secretion]] by [[plant|plants]] of a [[toxic]] substance into the soil in order to prevent other plants from growing near them. This trait is most commonly exhibited in [[desert]] plants, where [[water]] is scarce and competition from other plants for it is a matter of survival. | ||
[[Category:Biology Workgroup]] | [[Category:Biology Workgroup]] | ||