Water retention capacity in association with the accumulation and composition of cuticular wax contributing to drought tolerance in centipedegrass

Jinyue Gao; Tian Hao; Qiuguo Li; Ningli Fan; Zhimin Yang; Jingjin Yu

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journal article Jan 01, 2025

Water retention capacity in association with the accumulation and composition of cuticular wax contributing to drought tolerance in centipedegrass

Jinyue Gao Tian Hao Qiuguo Li Ningli Fan Zhimin Yang

Jingjin Yu

Grass Research Vol. 5 No. 1 pp. 0-0 · Maximum Academic Press

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Jinyue Gao, Tian Hao, Qiuguo Li, et al. (2025). Water retention capacity in association with the accumulation and composition of cuticular wax contributing to drought tolerance in centipedegrass. Grass Research, 5(1), 0-0. https://doi.org/10.48130/grares-0025-0012