Original paper
Root hair length and rhizosheath mass depend on soil porosity, strength and water content in barley genotypes
Abstract
Selecting plants with improved root hair growth is a key strategy for improving phosphorus-uptake efficiency in agriculture. While significant inter- and intra-specific variation is reported for root hair length, it is not known whether these phenotypic differences are exhibited under conditions that are known to affect root hair elongation. This work investigates the effect of soil strength, soil water content (SWC) and soil particle size (SPS)...
Paper Details
Title
Root hair length and rhizosheath mass depend on soil porosity, strength and water content in barley genotypes
Published Date
Dec 8, 2013
Journal
Volume
239
Issue
3
Pages
643 - 651
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