Nano-enabled rhizosphere engineering: Carbon nanomaterial-mediated reprogramming of root exudation under abiotic stress”
Authors:
- Rashid Abbas KhanRashid Abbas Khan
- Waleed AhmedWAWaleed Ahmed
- Tauqeer Ahmed QadriTQTauqeer Ahmed Qadri
- Qudrat UllahQUQudrat Ullah
- Zeeshan AhmadZAZeeshan Ahmad
- Farhat YasmeenFYFarhat Yasmeen
- Amjid KhanAmjid Khan
- 19 September 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Rhizosphere
- Vol. 40
Abstract
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