Irrigation and Phosphorus-driven adaptations in Rosemary and Thyme: a comparative morphophysiological and biochemical assessment.

BMC Plant Biol · 2025 · PMC12706965 · PMID 41388498

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vulgaris , shoot biomass was significantly affected by irrigation ( p = 0.006 ), although phosphorus showed a trend ( p = 0.057), it was not statistically significant, and there was no significant interaction ( p = 0.633 ).

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