Claim · model-written summary
No trade-off was found between inherent growth capacity and submergence tolerance or recovery ability.
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Verbatim
e0“no trade-off was found between inherent growth capacity and submergence tolerance (both partial and complete) or recovery ability”
t0“Lotus forage species”
Title
Florencia B. Buraschi; Federico P. O. Mollard; Carla E. Di Bella; et al. Functional Plant Biology 2023. doi:10.1071/fp23172
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Association Submergence-associated growth parameters were linked to L. corniculatus accessions.
- Association Recovery was associated with L. tenuis accessions.
- Association In L. tenuis, complete-submergence recovery correlated positively with leaf mass fraction.
- Association In L. tenuis, complete-submergence recovery correlated negatively with root mass fraction.
- Association L. corniculatus showed the opposite recovery associations with leaf and root mass fractions.
- Observation L. tenuis included accessions tolerant to partial and complete submergence.
- Observation L. corniculatus accessions were better suited for partial submergence.