Ammonium Assimilation
Ammonium Assimilation is a biochemical process within nitrogen assimilation by which ammonium is incorporated into organic molecules, specifically through the enzymatic conversion of ammonium into amino acids such as glutamate and glutamine, distinguishing it from other nitrogen uptake mechanisms by its direct utilization of inorganic ammonium without prior oxidation.
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Alternative route for nitrogen assimilation in higher plants
Peter J. Lea, B. J. Miflin · Nature · 1974 · 563 citations
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