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Limited linkages of aboveground and belowground phenology: A study in grape.
American journal of botany - 1 Nov 2016
Radville Laura, Bauerle Taryn L, Comas Louise H, Marchetto Katherine A, Lakso Alan N, Smart David R, Dunst Richard M, Eissenstat David M
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PREMISE OF THE STUDY: Plant phenology influences resource utilization, carbon fluxes, and interspecific interactions. Although controls on aboveground phenology have been studied to some degree, controls on root phenology are exceptionally poorly understood. METHODS: We used minirhizotrons to examine the timing of grape root production over 5 yr in Fredonia, New York, USA, in a humid continental climate; and over...
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