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Induction of a major leaf acid phosphatase does not confer adaptation to low phosphorus availability in common bean.

Plant physiology - 1 Apr 2001

Yan X, Liao H, Trull M C, Beebe S E, Lynch J P

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Acid phosphatase is believed to be important for phosphorus scavenging and remobilization in plants, but its role in plant adaptation to low phosphorus availability has not been critically evaluated. To address this issue, we compared acid phosphatase activity (APA) in leaves of common bean (Phas...

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PMID: 11299369
DOI: 10.1104/pp.125.4.1901
PMCID: PMC88845

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