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“Root phenomics for harnessing hidden-half dynamic plasticity under water stress”
Adapting crops to climate-driven water extremes is a cornerstone of agricultural sustainability. Historically overlooked due to phenotyping constraints, root phenes have now emerged as a primary frontier for enhancing crop resilience. We review root architectural and anatomical responses to contrast
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