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Phosphorus (P) deficiency initiates a myriad of transcriptional, biochemical and physiological responses stimulating either the root’s extracellular abilities to acquire soil P in the rhizosphere or optimize its intracellular use efficiency and allocation through all plant organs. Enhancing activity of acid phosphatase (APase) to acquire and remobilize Pi from organic P compounds is one important...
Main conclusion The work provides the first-time evidence of tissue-specific expression of a phytase gene in the germinating seeds ofPhaseolus vulgaris. Phytase enzyme plays a major role in germinating seeds. It is also active during N2 fixation within nodules of legumes. The effect of phosphorus (P) deficiency on phytase gene expression and localization in N2-fixing root nodules has been recently...
Phosphorus is an essential nutrient for rhizobial symbioses to convert N2 into NH4 usable for N nutrition in legumes and N cycle in ecosystems. This N2 fixation process occurs in nodules with a high energy cost. Phytate is the major storage form of P and accounts for more than 50 % of the total P in seeds of cereals and legumes. The phytases, a group of enzymes widely distributed in plant and microorganisms,...
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