Tolerance of citrus rootstocks to poor water quality is improved by root zone aeration via selective uptake of ions, higher photosynthesis and carbon storage
Indira Paudel(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), S. Cohen(Agricultural Research Organization), Asher Bar‐Tal(Agricultural Research Organization), Eran Raveh(Agricultural Research Organization), Nirit Bernstein(Agricultural Research Organization)
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