Root Nutrient Foraging is a plant physiological process in which root systems actively adjust their spatial distribution, morphology, and physiological properties to locate and acquire scarce soil nutrients, distinguished from passive nutrient uptake by its dynamic, responsive, and often localized growth behavior in heterogeneous soil environments.
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