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Trichilia hirta L.
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allelopathic effect
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allelopathic effect
are eaten by
are host of
are parasitized by
bloom period
browse animal palatability
calcareous soil tolerance
carbon biomass
cellularity
conservation status
ecoregion
endemic to
fire resistance
flower color
foliage porosity summer
foliage porosity winter
foliage texture
frost free days
fruit or seed color
fruit type
fruit/seed persistence
fuelwood suitability
geographic distribution
germination requirements
grain type
grass growth type
growth rate
habitat
hedge tolerance
horticulture
leaf color
leaf complexity
leaf length
leaf morphology
leaf sheddability
life cycle habit
life span
livestock bloat potential
low temperature tolerance
native range includes
plant growth form
plant height
plant lifeform
plant propagation method
planting density
population trend
precipitation tolerance
primary growth form
primary macronutrient requirements
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resprout ability after clipping
seed dry mass
seed period begin
seed period end
seeds per pound
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allelopathic effect
USDA Plants data
no known allelopathy
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http://eol.org/schema/terms/allelopathyUnknown
Definition:
There is no evidence that the organism produces compounds (allelochemicals) that influence the growth, survival, and reproduction of other organisms.
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