The optimal lateral root branching density for maize depends on nitrogen and phosphorus availability

Keyphrases

• Maize 100%
• Phosphorus Availability 100%
• Lateral Root 100%
• Root Branching 100%
• Nitrogen Availability 100%
• Branching Density 100%
• Nitrate 33%
• Soil Resources 16%
• Root Length 16%
• Phosphorus Uptake 16%
• Genotype 8%
• Crown Root 8%
• Root Architecture 8%
• Total Root Length 8%
• Whole Plant 8%
• Primary Root 8%
• Seminal Root 8%
• Brace Roots 8%
• Nitrate Uptake 8%
• Zea Mays 8%
• Phenotypic Variation 8%
• Individual Root 8%
• Major Axis 8%
• Nutrient Acquisition 8%
• Specific Environment 8%
• Root Uptake 8%
• Soil Phosphorus 8%
• SimRoot 8%
• Plant Carbon 8%
• Density Results 8%
• Carbon Budget 8%
• Carbon Balance 8%
• Carbon Limitation 8%
• Carbon Fixation 8%
• Strong Competition 8%
• Maize Roots 8%
• Phosphorus Acquisition 8%
• Breeding Targets 8%
• Root Competition 8%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Lateral Root 100%
• Branches 25%
• Soil Resource 16%
• Plant Density 8%
• Phenotypic Variation 8%
• Carbon Balance 8%