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Root morphology, exudate patterns, and mycorrhizal symbiosis are determinants to improve phosphorus acquisition in alfalfa.

Journal of experimental botany - 21 Aug 2025

Fan Jing-Wei, Chen Mei, Tian Fuping, Yao Rui, Qin Nan-Nan, Wu Wen-Hua, Turner Neil C, Li Feng-Min, Du Yan-Lei

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Differences in phosphorus (P) utilization efficiency (PUtE) and/or yield are closely linked to differences in root functional traits under low soil P availability. However, our understanding of how soil P availability mediates the intraspecific variation in root functional traits for breeding high-P efficiency genotypes to increase PUtE and yield remains limited. We investigated plant growth parameters and...

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PMID: 40079134
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/eraf107

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