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Tackling water scarcity through treated wastewater in Patagonian steppe: Carbon assimilation, water use and fruit traits in olive trees
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• Wastewater irrigation increased carbon assimilation, enhancing the carbon sink capacity of olive in the Patagonian steppe. • Wastewater enhanced growth, biomass and fruit number without reducing water use efficiency. • Urban treated wastewater could be a suitable and viable irrigation alternative in arid regions like the Patagonian steppe.
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Transpiration
Net carbon exchange
Water resources
Nutrients savings
Plant biomass
Olea europaea
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