nutrient-efficiency
Nutrient efficiency in plants refers to the ability of a plant to acquire, transport, and utilize mineral nutrients—such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium—to maximize growth and yield relative to the amount available in the soil. Understanding and improving nutrient efficiency is a central goal in plant science, as it directly impacts crop productivity, reduces dependence on synthetic fertilizers, and lessens the environmental burden of agricultural runoff. Researchers study the genetic, physiological, and molecular mechanisms underlying nutrient uptake and remobilization to develop more resource-efficient cultivars suited to diverse growing conditions.
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