Mechanisms of organic acids and boron induced tolerance of aluminum toxicity: A review
Abstract
Aluminum is a major limiting abiotic factor for plant growth and productivity on acidic soils. The primary disorder of aluminum toxicity is the rapid cessation of root elongation. The root apex is the most sensitive part of this organ. Although significant literature evidence and hypothesis exist on aluminum toxicity, the explicit mechanism through which aluminum ceases root growth is still indefinable. The mechanisms of tolerance in plants have...
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Title
Mechanisms of organic acids and boron induced tolerance of aluminum toxicity: A review
Published Date
Dec 1, 2018
Volume
165
Pages
25 - 35
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