ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
Local adjustment of exodermis to nutrient deficiency in crop species.
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Introduction: Translating insights from Methods: Panel of exodermis-forming monocot and dicot species was examined, including the transformable barley cultivar Results: Among the tested nutrients, nitrogen deficiency emerged as the most potent stimulus of exodermal differentiation, while phosphorus deficiency elicited similar but weaker responses. In split-root systems, most species showed localized enhancement of exodermal differentiation in roots directly exposed to N deficiency, including lateral roots. In Discussion: Despite interspecific differences in exodermal differentiation, the selected species exhibited a largely conserved exodermal response to N deficiency, indicating the existence of a conserved mechanism regulating root transport properties under nutrient-limiting conditions.
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