La idea básica de evaluar las raíces de la corona es la de estimar el crecimiento, desarrollo y arquitectura de las raíces principales cerca de la base del tallo. Las raíces de la corona pueden ser evaluadas directamente en el campo, o pueden ser lavadas y almacenadas para análisis detallados en el laboratorio. En nuestra experiencia un número importante de características radiculares pueden estimarse rápidamente en las raíces excavadas con el siguiente método.
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