Tunisian Journal of Plant Protection Vol. 8, No. 1, 2013 - Iresa
Tunisian Journal of Plant Protection Vol. 8, No. 1, 2013 - Iresa
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very little research has been done indeveloping countries <strong>of</strong> Tropics and Sub-Tropics (suitable climate for round theyear cropping), where there is great scope<strong>of</strong> allelopathy research owing to multiplecropping, agr<strong>of</strong>orestry systems anddifferent agroecosystems. In the nearfuture, allelopathy may be used in (i).crop production, crop protection,agr<strong>of</strong>orestry and agrohorticulturalpractices, (ii) to increase agriculturalproduction in Sustainable OrganicAgriculture and (iii) to reduceenvironmental pollution. Thus, it is nowreceiving more attention from Agri- andBioscientists. Currently, OrganicAgriculture is becoming popular due tohealth concerns and public awarenessabout the ill effects <strong>of</strong> ModernAgriculture. Hence, this Congress aims (i)to bring together active allelopathyresearchers from worldwide, (ii) tohighlight the present status <strong>of</strong> research inthe thrust areas and to plan for the future,(iii) to review progress, (iv) to identifyconstraints and (v) to project future goalsfor Basic and Applied AllelopathyResearch in Organic Agriculture.Congress themes:In multiple sessions, the followingthemes will be developed:T1: Allelopathy in sustainable andorganic agricultureT2: Allelopathy in natural ecosystemsT3: Allelopathy in soil sicknessT4: Chemistry <strong>of</strong> allelochemicalsT5: Molecular biology and genetics <strong>of</strong>allelopathyT6: Physiology and biochemistry <strong>of</strong>allelopathyT7: Allelopathy mechanisms andinteractionsT8: Allelopathy methodologies andmodelingII. OrganizersThe 1st Africa-InternationalAllelopathy Congress will be organizedjointly by the Higher Agronomic Institute<strong>of</strong> Chott-Mariem (ISA-ChM) & the<strong>Tunisian</strong> Association for SustainableAgriculture in collaboration with:Allelopathy <strong>Journal</strong><strong>Tunisian</strong> <strong>Journal</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Plant</strong> <strong>Protection</strong>Regional Center <strong>of</strong> Research onHorticulture and Organic AgricultureTechnical Center <strong>of</strong> OrganicAgricultureAlumni Association <strong>of</strong> ISA-ChMGraduate school <strong>of</strong> ISA-ChMResearch Unit “AGROBIODIVER-SITE”CoordinatorRabiaa Haouala (ISA-ChM, Tunisia)Organizing CommitteeKhemeis Abdellaoui (ISA-ChM, Tunisia)Hamadi Boussetta (ISA-ChM, Tunisia)Ikbal Chaieb (CRRHAB, Tunisia)Mejda Daami-Remadi (CRRHAB,Tunisia)Bouthaina Dridi-Al Mouhandes (ISA-ChM, Tunisia)Sadok Kammoun (ISA-ChM, Tunisia)Raja Kammoun (ISA-ChM, Tunisia)Raoudha Khanfir-Ben Jenana (ISA-ChM,Tunisia)Shi-ming Luo (South China AgriculturalUniversity, China)Shamsher S. Narwal (Chief EditorAllelopathy <strong>Journal</strong>, India)National Scientific CommitteeKhemeis Abdellaoui (ISA-ChM)Chedly Abdelly (CBBC)Mohamed Ben Khedher (CTAB)Mohamed Bouaziz (ISBS)Abdelhamid Boujelben (ISA-ChM)Olfa Bousaadia (IO)Hamadi Boussetta (ISA-ChM)Ikbal Chaieb (CRRHAB)Brahim Chermiti (ISA-ChM)<strong>Tunisian</strong> <strong>Journal</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Plant</strong> <strong>Protection</strong> <strong>Vol</strong>. 8, <strong>No</strong>. 1, <strong>2013</strong>
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