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Proteomic Insights into Trichome Responses to Elevated Elemental Stress in Cation Exchanger (CAX) Mutants.

Plant & cell physiology - 21 Dec 2024

Guo Qi, Sarkar Shayan, Punshon Tracy, Tappero Ryan, Barkla Bronwyn J, Hirschi Kendal D

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Research on elemental distribution in plants is crucial for understanding nutrient uptake, environmental adaptation and optimizing agricultural practices for sustainable food production. Plant trichomes, with their self-contained structures and easy accessibility, offer a robust model system for investigating elemental repartitioning. Transport proteins, such as the four functional cation exchangers (CAXs) in...

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PMID: 39219543
DOI: 10.1093/pcp/pcae097

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