Root morphology and rhizosheath acid phosphatase activity in legume and graminoid species respond differently to low phosphorus supply

Aijiao Wu; Yan Fang; Shuo Liu; Hao Wang; Bingcheng Xu; Suiqi Zhang; Xiping Deng; Jairo A. Palta; Kadambot Siddique; Yinglong Chen

doi:10.1016/j.rhisph.2021.100391

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Root morphology and rhizosheath acid phosphatase activity in legume and graminoid species respond differently to low phosphorus supply

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