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Review. Going beyond the model: When different plants have different plans
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Review. Going beyond the model: When different plants have different plans
In a recent review, Nieves-Cordones and Rubio highlight the species-specific strategies used by Arabidopsis and crop plants to regulate potassium (K⁺) and sodium (Na⁺) transport, which challenges the universality of Arabidopsis thaliana research. In Arabidopsis, K⁺ uptake is largely mediated by AKT1-type voltage-gated channels, whereas crops like rice and tomato rely more heavily on HAK5-type K⁺/ Source
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