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Root Traits and Phenotyping Strategies for Plant Improvement [PDF]
Roots are crucial for nutrient and water acquisition and can be targeted to enhance plant productivity under a broad range of growing conditions. A current challenge for plant breeding is the limited ability to phenotype and select for desirable root characteristics due to their underground location.
Ana Paez-Garcia +5 more
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Quantifying patterns of variation and coordination of plant functional traits can help to understand the mechanisms underlying both invasiveness and adaptation of plants.
Leshan Du +4 more
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Root Foraging Performance and Life-History Traits [PDF]
Plants use their roots to forage for nutrients in heterogeneous soil environments, but different plant species vastly differ in the intensity of foraging they perform. This diversity suggests the existence of constraints on foraging at the species level.
Weiser, Martin +2 more
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Thinning is a widely used practice in forest management, but the acclimation mechanisms of fine roots to forest thinning are still unclear. We examined the variations in fine root traits of different branching orders and functional groups along a ...
Zuhua Wang, Min Liu, Fen Chen, Haibo Li
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Fine root traits embody trade-offs between resource acquisition and conservation in plants. Yet, the differentiation of these traits across root orders, the existence of a root economics spectrum (RES) spanning these orders, and their linkage with leaf ...
Yiming Chen +5 more
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Introduction to a Virtual Issue on root traits [PDF]
Link to the Virtual ...
Richard J, Norby, Colleen M, Iversen
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Studies of genetic variability and relationship among the 40 genotypes of European carrot (Daucus carota L. var sativa) for important horticultural traits revealed wide range of variability for the traits.
S R SINGH +5 more
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Functional traits and root morphology of alpine plants [PDF]
Vegetation has long been recognized to protect the soil from erosion. Understanding species differences in root morphology and functional traits is an important step to assess which species and species mixtures may provide erosion control. Furthermore, extending classification of plant functional types towards root traits may be a useful procedure in ...
Pohl, Mandy +3 more
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Editorial: Root functional traits: From fine root to community-level variation
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García de la Riva, Enrique +4 more
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Aims Although different plant foraging responses to the two macronutrients nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) are well researched, the effect of timing of fertilizer application on root system architecture (RSA) remains largely unknown. We, therefore, aimed
Richard vanDuijnen +4 more
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