Potential allelopathic effects of alien Acacia melanoxylon and indigenous Olea capensis subsp. macrocarpa on germination of Acacia melanoxylon

South African Journal of Botany(2022)

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Abstract
•Alien Acacia melanoxylon germination is not inhibited by leachates of itself or a common Afrotemperate Forest overstorey species.•Acacia melanoxylon showed high viability (90%) and an average germination rate of 67%.•The insensitivity of Acacia melanoxylon to allelopathic leachates likely facilitates it establishment in Southern Cape Afrotemperate Forest.
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Germination requirements,Germination trial,Invasive alien plant species,Leachates,Temperate forest,Southern Cape of South Africa
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