Early-stage defoliation represents a mechanical stress with increasing relevance in intensive cropping systems. This study investigated the morphophysiological responses and compensatory capacity of maize subjected to early defoliation and nitrogen (N) top-dressing management. The experiment was conducted under greenho...
A. D. de Oliveira, D. M. Marques, Yago Afonso de Castro et al.· Acta Physiologiae Plantarum· 0 citations
Abstract To meet the growing global demand for food, there is a continuous search for innovative and effective agricultural approaches. Algae-derived bioinputs have garnered significant interest in agriculture due to their biodegradable nature, capacity to restore soil fertility, and potential for plant growth biostimu...
A. R. Schuelter, L. Weissheimer, D. Dembocurski et al.· Brazilian Journal of Biology· 0 citations
Drought stress is among the most critical limitations to maize productivity, particularly under rainfed conditions. In this study, we explored the Brazilian Caatinga biome as a source of drought adapted plant growth-promoting bacteria and evaluated their potential to mitigate drought effects in maize (Zea mays L.). A t...
U. G. de Paula Lana, S. D. de Sousa, B. T. V. Godinho et al.· Frontiers in Plant Science· 0 citations
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