Toxic Aluminum and Water Deficit Interaction in Plants: Physiological Aspects and Chemical Soil Management to Improve Root Environment in the Context of Global Climate Change
Human activity has contributed to the intensification of climate change. These climate changes cause a reduction in plant growth and agricultural production due to increasingly frequent periods of water restriction. This effect can be more severe in tropical regions where the acid pH of the soil and...
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IntechOpen
2023
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