Data on impact of soil compaction, drought and their combination on vertical root distribution, morphological traits, and soil water patterns in Urochloa hybrids
Urochloa grasses are typically grown in rain-fed systems, where soil compaction and water limitation (drought) significantly reduce their productivity. Deep roots are a key trait in these grasses, allowing them to access water from soil layers at depth during droughts, which helps to prevent water s...
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2024
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/163747 |
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