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Physio-Morphological Traits Contributing to Genotypic Differences in Nitrogen Use Efficiency of Leafy Vegetable Species under Hydroponics

2023-11-28

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Soil fertility is declining in low-input agriculture due to insufficient fertilizer application by small-scale farmers. On the other hand, the concerns are rising on environmental pollution of both air and water in high-input agriculture due to excessive use of N fertilizer in a short growing season of vegetable crops, which is directly linked with the health of human beings and environmental safety. The aim of th...

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00a26afe-8216-5de8-8147-ab24a0591425
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3653783/v1
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