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Absorptive root traits shape phosphorus acquisition strategies defined by trade-offs between phosphorus uptake and utilization under soil nutrient limitation and drought stress
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Nutrient limitation and drought stress often co-occur and jointly influence tree phosphorus (P) acquisition and variation in absorptive root traits. However, it remains unclear whether interspecific variation in P acquisition strategies under combined stress reflects a trade-off between P uptake rate (PUR) and P utilization efficiency (PUE), and how this variation is associated with absorptive root morphology and P uptake kinetic characteristics.
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