- Casparian strip (suberin, endodermis) blocks the apoplast pathway, forcing all water and minerals into the selective symplast — the root's mineral gatekeeper.
- Guttation = liquid water through hydathodes at night due to root pressure. Transpiration = water vapour through stomata during the day due to cohesion-tension. Never confuse these two.
- Nitrogenase is a Mo-Fe protein requiring 16 ATP and strictly anaerobic conditions; leghemoglobin scavenges to protect it in legume nodules.
- Nitrosomonas converts → (step 1); Nitrobacter converts → (step 2). Pseudomonas denitrifies → .
- Mobile deficiency (N, P, K, Mg) → older leaves affected first. Immobile deficiency (Ca, Fe, Mn, B) → younger leaves affected first.
Part of PP-04 — Transport in Plants & Mineral Nutrition
Transport in Plants & Mineral Nutrition — 5 Must-Know Facts
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