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在Carex breviculmis对缺乏和干旱压力的反应

Songlin Jiang1, Yiqing Tang1, Rong Fan1

  • 1College of Landscape Architecture and Art, Northwest A&F University, Yangling, China.

Frontiers in plant science
|July 27, 2023
PubMed
概括

这项研究表明,缺乏会影响植物解剖学和光合作用,而干旱会影响生物质和根生长. 结合的压力显著改变了植物的营养比例和细胞损伤.

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卡雷克斯 (Carex) 布雷维库尔米斯 (Breviculmismis) 是一个有趣的生物.干旱 干旱 干旱 干旱生态战略生态战略缺乏症是因为缺乏.属性 属性 属性 属性 属性

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