Cotton-Based Rotation, Intercropping, and Alternate Intercropping Increase Yields by Improving Root–Shoot Relations
Qingqing Lv(Third Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University), Hezhong Dong(Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Baojie Chi(Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Dongmei Zhang(Heilongjiang Academy of Sciences), Jianlong Dai(Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Yongjiang Zhang(Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden), Ning He(Hebei Agricultural University)
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