Elevated CO2 compensates for drought effects in lemon saplings via stomatal downregulation, increased soil moisture, and increased wood carbon storage
Indira Paudel(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Tamir Klein(Weizmann Institute of Science), Yael Wagner(Weizmann Institute of Science), Uri Yermiyahu(Agricultural Research Organization), Eran Raveh(Agricultural Research Organization), Moshe Halpern(Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
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