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White lupin (lupinus albus L.) forms special bottlebrush‐like root structures called cluster roots (CR) when phosphorus is low, to remobilise sparingly soluble phosphates in the soil. The molecular mechanisms that control the CR formation remain unknown. Root development in other plants is regulated by CLE
(CLAVATA3/
EMBRYO SURROUNDING REGION (ESR)‐RELATED) peptides, which provide more precise control...
White lupin (Lupinus albus L.) forms brush‐like root structures called cluster roots under phosphorus‐deficient conditions. Clusters secrete citrate and other organic compounds to mobilize sparingly soluble soil phosphates. In the context of aluminum toxicity tolerance mechanisms in other species, citrate is released via a subgroup of MATE/DTX proteins (multidrug and toxic compound extrusion/detoxification)...
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