2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.stress.2024.100391
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Interactions between beneficial soil microorganisms (PGPR and AMF) and host plants for environmental restoration: A systematic review

Mohamed Hnini,
Karim Rabeh,
Malika Oubohssaine
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“…In alkaline soils, P binds to Ca and Mg, but, it easily combines with charged Al and Fe oxides in acidic soils, which decreases the amount of Pi that plant roots can absorb (Hinsinger, 2001). AMF played a pivotal role in enhancing P exploitation by producing organic ions and siderophores, altering the sorption balance of the soil solution in the rhizosphere (Hnini et al, 2024;Israr et al, 2016). This, in conjunction with microbial biomass turnover, increases the absorbing surface area.…”
Section: The Am Symbiosis: New Insights Into the Mineral Intakementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In alkaline soils, P binds to Ca and Mg, but, it easily combines with charged Al and Fe oxides in acidic soils, which decreases the amount of Pi that plant roots can absorb (Hinsinger, 2001). AMF played a pivotal role in enhancing P exploitation by producing organic ions and siderophores, altering the sorption balance of the soil solution in the rhizosphere (Hnini et al, 2024;Israr et al, 2016). This, in conjunction with microbial biomass turnover, increases the absorbing surface area.…”
Section: The Am Symbiosis: New Insights Into the Mineral Intakementioning
confidence: 99%