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Chickpea enhances silicon accumulation in neighboring wheat: a role for rhizosheath carboxylates?
Abstract Background and aims Low soil silicon (Si) availability may restrict crop silicification and its associated benefits for resistance to environmental stress. Cereal–legume intercropping offers a potential strategy to enhance soil Si mobility through the release of Si-mobilizing root exudates
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