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Plant adaptation to drought stress: The role of anatomical and morphological characteristics in maintaining the water status.

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TextoSeries Journal of Soil Science and Plant Nutrition, 25(1), 409-427, 2025Trabajos contenidos:

Zahedi, S. M
Karimi, M
Venditti, A
Zahra, N
Siddique, K. H
Farooq, M

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