Strategic optimisation of Root System Architecture (RSA) represents a critical frontier for stabilising crop productivity amid increasingly unpredictable moisture-deficit regimes.
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Root System Architecture
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A multi-scale roadmap integrating phenotyping and molecular regulation may support targeted selection of climate-resilient cultivars and improved resource use efficiency.
A knowledge gap remains in integrating identified drought-relevant root architectural characteristics into predictive breeding frameworks.
Optimizing root system architecture is an important strategy for stabilizing crop productivity under unpredictable moisture-deficit conditions.
Changes in root growth angle can promote geotropic deep-soil moisture foraging.
Increased metaxylem vessel diameter can reduce axial hydraulic resistance and help maintain leaf water potential.