Advances in understanding plant root growth regulators Mette Hjort

Advances in understanding plant root growth regulators Mette HjortGlobal food production needs to increase by more than 60% by 2050 while concurrently reducing fertiliser applications to crops to reduce greenhouse emissions, production costs and environmental pollution. This chapter explores the role of hormones on nitrogen and phosphate uptake and responses. In particular it focuses on auxin, cytokinin and strigolactones in each nutrient condition and how they interact with each other to control root architectural

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