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Partial soil wetting and drying regulate root water uptake in deep-rooted apple orchard
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DOI：10.1016/j.geoderma.2026.117991.png)
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• Soil wetting–drying regulates apple tree’s root water uptake mechanism; • Trees source 86% water from wet layers, avoiding the hydraulic-limiting layers; • Moisture gradients influence root growth in the deep (10–20 m) soil.
Keywords:
Partial soil wetting drying
Root water uptake mechanism
Root growth rate
Chinese loess plateau
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