Toxic and allelopathic ipomoea yields plant-friendly organic fertilizer

The ipomoea vermicompost was seen to be a good organic fertilizer as it significantly enhanced germination success, promoted growth of the seedlings and induced plant friendly physicochemical and biological features to the soil. The studies raise the possibility that very large quantities of biomass that are generated by ipomoea across the world can be utilized in producing organic fertilizer through vermicomposting. This may also provide a means of checking the seemingly unstoppable spread of ipomoea and cushioning its adverse impacts.