Rhizosheath drought responsiveness is variety‐specific and a key component of belowground plant adaptation
Franziska Steiner(Technical University of Munich), Alix Vidal(Technical University of Munich), Carsten W. Mueller(University of Copenhagen), Sebastian Wolfrum(University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein), Wouter K. Vahl(Bavarian State Research Center for Agriculture), Benjamin D. Hesse(Institute of Botany), Nicolas Tyborski(University of Bayreuth), Tina Koehler(Technical University of Munich), Andrea Carminati(ETH Zurich), J. Groth(Bavarian State Research Center for Agriculture), Johanna Pausch(University of Bayreuth), Andreas J. Wild(University of Bayreuth), Tillmann Lüders(University of Bayreuth), Franz Buegger(Helmholtz Munich), Barbara Eder(Bavarian State Research Center for Agriculture), Shu‐Yin Tung(Bavarian State Research Center for Agriculture)
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