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Ecophysiological determinants of Oregano productivity: effects of plant’s canopy architecture on radiation capture and use, biomass partitioning and essential oil yield
This research aimed at studying oregano crop responses to changes in planting patterns in terms of solar radiation capture (c-PAR) and use (RUE), carbon partitioning, and essential oil yield (EO). O. vulgare ssp. vulgare (OVV) and O. vulgare ssp hirtum (OVH), with creeping and erect growth habits re
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