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Soil property effects on the anatomical structure and nutrient of fine root functional groups in Cupressus gigantea
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• Variation in C. gigantea fine root anatomy and biomass was regulated by sampling site (genetic background), functional group (developmental stage), and season (phenological stage). • In the rainy season, soil moisture and total nitrogen predominantly control transportive root anatomy, whereas absorptive roots are primarily responsive to soil moisture. • In the dry season, soil total carbon and nitrogen become the main drivers for transportive roots, while absorptive roots are mainly determined by soil total carbon.
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