Nicola Tomasi

University of Udine

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Roberto PINTON

Professor of Soil Science and Plant Nutrition

University of Udine

ITALY

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Daniele Casagrande

University of Udine

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Franco Blanchini

Professor

University of Udine

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Fabio Marroni

Associate Professor

University of Udine

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Mauro Commisso

Temporary Assistant Professor

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Daniel SAID-PULLICINO

Associate Professor in Soil Science

University of Turin

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Zeno VARANINI

University of Verona

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Nicola Tomasi

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The Incoherent Feedback Loop of the Nitrate Acquisition in Plant Roots

Lime-induced iron deficiency stimulates a stronger response in tolerant grapevine rootstocks compared to low iron availability

Peculiarity of the early metabolomic response in tomato after urea, ammonium or nitrate supply

The activation of iron deficiency responses of grapevine rootstocks is dependent to the availability of the nitrogen forms

A mechanistic mathematical model for describing and predicting the dynamics of high‐affinity nitrate intake into roots of maize and other plant species

Nitrogen nutrition and xylem sap composition in Zea mays: effect of urea, ammonium and nitrate on ionomic and metabolic profiles

Copper Toxicity in Maize: The Severity of the Stress is Reduced Depending on the Applied Fe-Chelating Agent

Nodulating white lupins take advantage of the reciprocal interplay between N and P nutritional responses

Copper Toxicity in Maize: The Severity of the Stress is Reduced Depending on the Applied Fe-Chelating Agent

Nodulating white lupins take advantage of the reciprocal interplay between N and P nutritional responses

Transcriptomic and metabolomic profiles of Zea mays fed with urea and ammonium

Characterization of physiological and molecular responses of Zea mays seedlings to different urea-ammonium ratios

Responses of hydroponically grown maize to various urea to ammonium ratios: physiological and molecular data

Identification of an Isoflavonoid Transporter Required for the Nodule Establishment of the Rhizobium-Fabaceae Symbiotic Interaction

Biostimulant Action of Dissolved Humic Substances From a Conventionally and an Organically Managed Soil on Nitrate Acquisition in Maize Plants

Biostimulant Action of Dissolved Humic Substances From a Conventionally and an Organically Managed Soil on Nitrate Acquisition in Maize Plants

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Roberto PINTON

Daniele Casagrande

Franco Blanchini

Fabio Marroni

Mauro Commisso

Daniel SAID-PULLICINO

Zeno VARANINI

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