Unraveling root and rhizosphere traits in temperate maize landraces and modern cultivars: Implications for soil resource acquisition and drought adaptation
Andreas J. Wild(University of Bayreuth), Johanna Pausch(University of Bayreuth), Sebastian Wolfrum(University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein), Franziska Steiner(Technical University of Munich), Wouter K. Vahl(Bavarian State Research Center for Agriculture), Nicolas Tyborski(University of Bayreuth), Tina Koehler(Technical University of Munich), Andrea Carminati(ETH Zurich), Alix Vidal(Technical University of Munich), Marvin Kiene(University of Bayreuth), Tillmann Lueders(Institute of Groundwater Ecology), Jennifer Groth(Bavarian State Research Center for Agriculture), Christian Laforsch(University of Bayreuth), Shu‐Yin Tung(Bavarian State Research Center for Agriculture), Barbara Eder(Bavarian State Research Center for Agriculture), Carsten W. Mueller(University of Copenhagen)
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