ReviewMicroorganisms2026
Root Transporters Shape Rhizosphere Microbiomes to Enhance Nitrogen Acquisition Efficiency in Plants.
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Root nitrogen acquisition is a central belowground process that determines how efficiently plants capture nitrogen from the rhizosphere and influences fertilizer demand and environmental nitrogen losses. Root N transporters, including nitrate, ammonium, amino acid, and peptide transporters, provide the molecular basis for inorganic and organic N uptake. However, root N acquisition is not determined solely by plant transport systems but is also shaped by rhizosphere microbial communities that regulate N mobilization, transformation, and availability. In addition to bacteria and archaea, saprotrophic fungi and mycorrhizal associations contribute to organic matter decomposition, N mineralization, and symbiotic N transfer. Mechanistically, transporter activity may alter rhizosphere N gradients and substrate availability, while root exudates and microbial metabolites can influence microbial recruitment, root physiology, and transporter expression. Evidence from rice
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