Root-mediated Nutrient Acquisition
Root-Mediated Nutrient Acquisition is a plant physiological process in which roots actively enhance the availability and uptake of soil nutrients through the release of exudates, modification of rhizosphere chemistry, and interactions with symbiotic microorganisms, thereby distinguishing it from passive or diffusion-limited nutrient acquisition mechanisms.
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Root Architecture and Plant Productivity
Jonathan P. Lynch · PLANT PHYSIOLOGY · 1995 · 1.9K citations · Full text
The responses of plants to non‐uniform supplies of nutrients
David Robinson · New Phytologist · 1994 · 821 citations
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