2022
DOI: 10.22541/au.166853518.87670531/v1
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Short-term responses of root exudation C and functional traits to drought of five temperate tree species

Abstract: Plant fine root exudation carbon (C) and mycorrhizal colonization are two critical “outsourcing” strategies for water and nutrient exploitation. Quantifying the plasticity of multiple fine root traits under water stress is important for understanding plant adaptations to drought. Here, we carried out a short-term rainfall exclusion experiment in a common garden with five temperate tree species in northeast China, and quantified the co-variation of root exudation C, mycorrhizal colonization, and four morphologi… Show more

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