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Wheat genotypic variation in root architecture modifies soil pore structure and hydraulic properties
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DOI：10.1016/j.geoderma.2026.117966.png)
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• Wheat root architecture modifies rhizosphere pore structure and soil hydraulic properties. • Root-induced pore reorganisation shifts soils from unimodal to bimodal pore systems. • Fine and highly branched roots enhance plant-available water and unsaturated conductivity. • Root traits regulate hydraulic conductivity decline during soil drying. • Genotypic root–soil interactions mediate soil water retention and flow dynamics.
Keywords:
Wheat genotypes
Root-soil interactions
Pore connectivity
Hydraulic conductivity
Water retention
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