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Allelopathy is a chemical warfare between plants and between plants and other Organism that is imposed by one plant on another to prevent the latter from benefiting from the suppression. The word allopathic is Greek in origin, so that allopathic consists of two allélon, which means "from each other"; pathetic, which means "suffering.", and thus it appears to us in the phenomenon of agricultural biochemical contrast that biochemical plants work to create adverse conditions for their neighboring plants by reducing the germination of seeds and the growth of biochemical plant seedlings which are known as, it has a very effective role in biological control of weeds.