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Study shows roots and bacteria cooperate to unlock soil iron

via Phys.org·9h ago

Max Planck researchers found Arabidopsis roots adjust chemical signals to soil acidity, helping bacteria release iron plants can absorb, according to their report on Phys.org. Genetic and chemical experiments identify complementary mechanisms. Applying the findings to crop yields or fertilizers will require further work.

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