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    average of 1.55cm root was grown out of the four roots. This could have been an invalid or a random occurrence. I believe this one direct could have been invalid due to human error. There could have been too much water being added into the dish, not enough water being added, not being sealed properly, etc. Each group received an average of zero root growth in the indirect group. This shows that our evidence does support our claim. Our evidence supported our claim for a few different reasons. One of these reasons is because our treatment group with no cinnamon had the most germination. This group had the most lettuce germination. According to Allelopathy, “Common cited effects of allelopathy include…

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    the soil food web), changes to basal resources will have cascading effects up the food web (Chen & Wise 1999; Scherber et al. 2010). Garlic mustard can reduce mycorrhizal fungal abundances (both ecto- and arbuscular) via allelopathy, which is an important resource for springtails and fungivorous mites (Chen et al. 1996). Arthropod predators such as spiders, centipedes, and predatory mites can all consume fungivores for prey in the soil food web (Chen & Wise 1999; Koehler 1999). Therefore I…

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    microcorys content were in 1g/mL than in all other concentrations, then there were more allelochemicals readily available in synergy which resulted in an increasing and inversely proportional trend between germination affected by allelopathic behaviour and the concentration of these allelochemicals. Although the germination was concentration dependent, after further research into this area of knowledge, allelopathy from foliage litter decomposition, similar to the technique tested, contributed…

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