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Contrasting depth dependencies of plant root presence and mass across biomes underscore prolific root-regolith interactions

Authors: Billings, S. A.; Sullivan, P.; Li, L.; Hirmas, D. R.; Nippert, J. B.; Ajami, H.; Flores, A. N.; Singha, K.ORCID

Year: 2025

Journal: AGU Advances, Vol. 6(6), pp. e2025AV00207

DOI: 10.1029/2025AV002072

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