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Plant-derived biostimulants and plant water relations: Current knowledge and the emerging roles of aquaporins.
Plant-derived biostimulants (PdBs) have emerged as innovative agricultural tools to address the increasing restrictions on chemical agro-inputs and the challenges imposed by climate change, particularly water scarcity. These products are progressively being used to enhance crop performance and resil
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