Biology Forum Zoology Discussion DIFFERENCE between allelopathy and antibiosis

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    • #6814
      chenwithasterisk
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      title speaks for me.

    • #67840
      canalon
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      quote wikipedia:

      The term allelopathy denotes the production of specific biomolecules by one plant that can induce suffering in, or give benefit to, another plant. However, it is most commonly used in the former sense – an interaction in which one plant causes suffering to another plant.
      quote thefreedictionnary.com:

      antibiosis – an association between organisms that is harmful to one of them or between organisms and a metabolic product of another
      association – (ecology) a group of organisms (plants and animals) that live together in a certain geographical region and constitute a community with a few dominant species.

      The definition speaks for themselves, no? And it does not take too much time.

    • #67841
      chenwithasterisk
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      disagree. i dont want the definition from any dictionaries,i can do this too.

      in my opionion:allelopathy is more restricted to plants, it describes the interactions between plants.

      however, antibiosis is more restricted to marine animals.(however bacteria and fungi is not an animal)

      any differences can be found?(in ur own words)

      cheers

    • #67842
      chenwithasterisk
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      by the way, moderat0r,how to become a moderator?

      i wanna become a moderator as well.

      cheers

    • #67945
      sachin
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      quote chenwithasterisk:

      by the way, moderat0r,how to become a moderator?

      i wanna become a moderator as well.

      cheers

      Ya me too…….. 8) 😆

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