Gene Identified That Regulates Nitrogen Uptake in Plants
Researchers at New York University have identified HHO5, a protein acting as a genetic 'stop signal' that limits nitrogen absorption in plants. Published in The Plant Cell, this finding could enable the development of crops that use fertilizer more efficiently. Such advancements could reduce agricultural costs for farmers and lessen environmental damage from excess nitrogen runoff.
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