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Agricultural Science Digest, volume 33 issue 1 (march 2013) : 73-76

ROLE OF PHYTOSIDEROPHORES IN IRON UPTAKE BY PLANTS

M.L. Dotaniya*, H.M. Meena, M. Lata, K. Kumar
1Indian Institute of Soil Science, Nabibagh, Berasia Road, Bhopal-462 038, India

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Cite article:- Dotaniya* M.L., Meena H.M., Lata M., Kumar K. (2024). ROLE OF PHYTOSIDEROPHORES IN IRON UPTAKE BY PLANTS. Agricultural Science Digest. 33(1): 73-76. doi: .

ABSTRACT

Phytosiderophores are   various organic chelating molecules secreted by the roots of different species of the grass family (including oat, barley, wheat, and rice). The iron (Fe)-phytosiderophore complex enters the roots through an iron transporter in the plasma membrane and attributed mainly to the efficiency of acquisition of Fe under conditions of low soil Fe availability rather than to its utilization or re-translocation within a plant. A higher Fe acquisition efficiency may be due to either or all of the following: an efficient ionic uptake system, better root architecture, higher synthesis and release of Fe mobilizing phytosiderophores by the roots and uptake of phytosiderophores complex.

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