Advances in understanding vegetable physiology: root systems as the next frontier in improving sustainable vegetable production Karel Williams

Advances in understanding vegetable physiology: root systems as the next frontier in improving sustainable vegetable production Karel WilliamsRoot systems are responsible for the uptake of water and nutrients needed to support crop growth and development, ameliorate the effects of other stressors and increase vegetable production. Roots are crucial for maintaining plant water status and meeting shoot transpirational demands as the leaves assimilate carbon (C). This chapter focusses on the potential of root traits to support increases in yield, maximize the effective use of resources and

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