Following an experiment where Zea mays and Cucurbita pepo seeds were planted individually and together, results showed a positive allelopathic effect on germination and seeling lenght as both seeds had 100% germination when planted together as against 92 and 96% when planted individually. The seedling length was also positively influenced by this interaction.

My question now is:

Why do the allelopathic produce this positive effect?

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