Grapevine rootstocks differentially regulate root growth and architecture in response to nitrogen availability
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XII International Conference on Grapevine Breeding and Genetics, 12. International Conference on Grapevine Breeding and Genetics, Conférence, 2018-07-15, Bordeaux. 2019, vol. 1248, p. 521-530
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Regulation of root system growth and architecture is an adaptive mechanism evolved by plants to cope with variable nitrogen availability in the soil. In grafted plants, this process depends on intrinsic properties of the ...Read more >
Regulation of root system growth and architecture is an adaptive mechanism evolved by plants to cope with variable nitrogen availability in the soil. In grafted plants, this process depends on intrinsic properties of the rootstock as well as long-distanceRead less <