Future climate alleviates stress impact on grassland productivity through altered antioxidant capacity
Kim Naudts(Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Ivan Nijs(University of Antwerp), Hamada AbdElgawad(University of Antwerp), R. Ceulemans(Province of Antwerp), Joke Van den Berge(University of Antwerp), Peter Rose(Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics), Ivan A. Janssens(University of Antwerp), E. Farfán(University of Antwerp), Han Asard(University of Antwerp)
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