Shoot Nutrient Partitioning is a physiological process in plant systems biology that specifies the allocation of assimilated nutrients preferentially into above-ground plant tissues, distinguishing it from root-targeted nutrient distribution mechanisms.
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Purdue University West Lafayette
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Texas A&M University
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Cornell University
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Agricultural Research Service
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The University of Western Australia
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International Plant Nutrition Institute
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