Allelopathic chemicals,once added to soil,usually make the affected soil unsuitable for any plant life for periods of years.

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Allelopathic chemicals can inhibit the growth of certain other plants nearby, but they do not usually make the soil unsuitable for all plant life for years. Many plants and ecosystems have adapted to these chemicals, and their effects can vary widely in duration and intensity.

Allelopathic Chemicals,once Added to Soil,usually Make the Affected Soil Unsuitable