Plant hydraulics provide guidance for irrigation management in mature polar plantation
Authors:
- Youzheng GuoYGYouzheng Guo
- Yingjun MaYMYingjun Ma
- Changjun DingCDChangjun Ding
- Nan DiNDNan Di
- Yang LiuYLYang Liu
- Jianbiao TanJTJianbiao Tan
- Shusen ZhangSZShusen Zhang
- Weichen YuWYWeichen Yu
- Guixi GaoGGGuixi Gao
- Jie DuanJDJie Duan
- Benye XiBXBenye Xi
- Ximeng LiXLXimeng Li
Open Access
- 12 November 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Agricultural Water Management
- Vol. 275
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