Dynamics of plant nutrient signaling through compost

Nutrient signaling is a fundamental aspect of plant growth and development, encompassing intricate pathways that govern nutrient uptake, allocation, and utilization. Plant growth hormones, root exudates, soil microbes intricately coordinate these processes, responding to nutrient availability and en...

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Veröffentlicht in:The Microbe 2024-03, Vol.2, p.100047, Article 100047
Hauptverfasser: Kumar, Varinder, Pathania, Neemisha, Sharma, Sukhpreet, Sharma, Radhika
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Sprache:eng
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Zusammenfassung:Nutrient signaling is a fundamental aspect of plant growth and development, encompassing intricate pathways that govern nutrient uptake, allocation, and utilization. Plant growth hormones, root exudates, soil microbes intricately coordinate these processes, responding to nutrient availability and environmental cues. These hormones regulate the expression of transporters, enzymes, and ion channels involved in nutrient acquisition and distribution. Furthermore, plant nutrient signaling pathways interface with hormonal pathways, forming a dynamic regulatory network that allows plants to adapt to changing nutrient conditions and stressors. Additionally, these pathways impact secondary metabolism, root architecture, and nutrient homeostasis, influencing crop yield and quality. Complementing nutrient signaling, through compost application enriches soils, enhancing nutrient availability and soil microbial communities, ultimately optimizing nutrient mobilization and uptake. Understanding these mechanisms is vital for sustainable agriculture and improved crop management, promising increased plant growth, yield, and nutrient utilization efficiency. [Display omitted]
ISSN:2950-1946
2950-1946
DOI:10.1016/j.microb.2024.100047