Plant root exudates are a remarkable aspect of plant physiology, essential for soil health and ecological balance. These exudates consist of a complex mix of organic compounds released by plant roots, influencing the rhizosphere—the soil zone directly surrounding the roots. This interaction strongly affects microbial populations, nutrient dynamics, and overall plant relationships within the ecosystem. READ MORE
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“Transpiration and Plant Cooling Mechanisms” – Deep dive into plant temperature regulation.
Plant transpiration is a crucial physiological process where water is absorbed by roots, transported through the plant, and released as water vapor from the leaf surfaces into the atmosphere. This continuous water movement not only drives nutrient transport but also serves as a primary cooling mechanism, aiding in temperature regulation within the plant. To thrive READ MORE