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Primary nutrient sensors in plants [PDF]
iScience, 2022 Nutrients are scarce and valuable resources, so plants developed sophisticated mechanisms to optimize nutrient use efficiency. A crucial part of this is monitoring external and internal nutrient levels to adjust processes such as uptake, redistribution, and cellular compartmentation. Measurement of nutrient levels is carried out by primary sensors that
Dorina Podar, Frans J.M. Maathuis
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Editorial: Nutrient Interactions in Plants [PDF]
Frontiers in Plant Science, 2021 Peer ...
Francisco Javier Romera +3 more
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Ubiquitination in plant nutrient utilization [PDF]
Frontiers in Plant Science, 2013 Ubiquitin (Ub) is well-established as a major modifier of signaling in eukaryotes. However, the extent to which plants rely on Ub for regulating nutrient uptake is still in its infancy. The main characteristic of ubiquitination is the conjugation of Ub onto lysine residues of acceptor proteins.
Yates, G., Sadanandom, A.
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Agriculture, 2022 Application of biochar and composts prepared from organic wastes as soil amendments has been recognized as a beneficial strategy to enhance soil fertility and crop production.
Tereza Hammerschmiedt +9 more
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Agriculture, 2021 Farmyard manure, an amendment traditionally used for improving the fertility of sandy soils in arid climates, is becoming scarce and expensive. Its shortage makes it necessary to evaluate, at field scale, the suitability and medium-term performance of ...
Houda Oueriemmi +7 more
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Agronomy, 2021 Legume cultivation, especially the clover species, has shown promoting effects on soil biological properties. However, the ways in which various clover species contribute to beneficial plant-rhizosphere soil interactions have remained neglected in the ...
Martin Brtnicky +9 more
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Biology, 2023 Wild-growing Greek tulips are protected plants but almost nothing is known about their natural nutrient status and rhizosphere fungal morphotypes in the wild, thus no insight is currently available into their growth and adaptation to their natural ...
Fotis Bilias +6 more
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Effects of Light and Nutrients on Tomato Plant Compensation for Herbivory by \u3ci\u3eManduca Sexta\u3c/i\u3e (Lepidoptera: Sphingidae) [PDF]
, 2017 This preliminary study examined how two resources (light and nutrients) influence the ability of tomato plants to show growth compensation for defoliation by the tobacco homworm (Manduca sexta).
Bach, Catherine E, Gertz, Anita K
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Nutrient Sensing in Plants [PDF]
Molecular Plant, 2012 Higher plants require a number of essential nutrient elements for completing their life cycles. Mineral nutrients are mainly acquired by roots from the rhizosphere and are subsequently distributed to shoots. To cope with nutrient limitations, plants have evolved a set of elaborate responses consisting of sensing mechanisms and signaling processes to ...
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Effect of Particle Size on Compost Analysis by Portable X-ray Fluorescence
Applied Sciences, 2022 Portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF) could be more widely used for analyzing organic amendments, because it allows for a fast and low-cost analysis and is easy to use, among other operational advantages. However, the heterogeneity of these materials causes
Rafael López-Núñez +4 more
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