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根系架构的构成基础:发现一种有希望的特征,用于培育营养和抗干旱的作物

Zhigang Liu1, Tongfei Qin1, Michaella Atienza1

  • 1Global Institute for Food Security, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, SK S7N 4L8 Canada.

aBIOTECH
|December 18, 2023
PubMed
概括

种SC103表现出构成性根系架构 (RSA),可以增强营养和水的吸收. 这种强大的RSA在充足条件和限制条件下改善了生长,为开发弹性作物提供了战略.

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无生物应激应激是一种非生物应激.构成性根系架构 构成性根系架构抗旱能力 抗旱能力营养效率的营养素效率是什么植物育种 植物育种

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