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Biochar-enriched hydrogels from grapevine pruning waste improve soil water retention and drought tolerance in <i>Vitis vinifera</i> L
Water scarcity is a critical global issue requiring sustainable water management in agriculture. This study investigated hydrogels incorporating biochar derived from grapevine pruning waste and their effects on grapevine growth and antioxidant responses under two drought stress conditions. Plants we
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