Root Exudate Chelation is a biochemical process in which low-molecular-weight organic compounds secreted by plant roots selectively bind and solubilize soil-bound metal ions, enhancing their bioavailability through the formation of stable, water-soluble metal-ligand complexes.
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Metal binding with root exudates of low molecular weight
Michel Mench, Jean‐Louis Morel, Armand Guckert et al. · Journal of Soil Science · 1988 · 138 citations
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Université de Lorraine
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