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Vanhoutte et al., 2017 - Google Patents

Water and nutrient uptake in Vriesea cultivars: trichomes vs. roots

Vanhoutte et al., 2017

Document ID
7968042934041735897
Author
Vanhoutte B
Schenkels L
Ceusters J
De Proft M
Publication year
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Environmental and Experimental Botany

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Vriesea species are tank-type Bromeliaceae, mainly occurring as epiphytes. With their absorbing trichomes and their leaves arranged into water and nutrient catching tanks, they are able to thrive in tree canopies where water and nutrient uptake by the roots is limited …
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