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Oxalato, the Ion that Hides Intracellular Accumulation in an Aluminum Tolerant Rice Cultivar

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By Everaldo Zonta, Rosane Nora Castro, Juliano Bahiense Stafanato
| Scientific Research Publishing (SCIRP)
1. Introduction Aluminum ranks as the third most common element in the Earth’s crust. Under acidic soil conditions, which cover about 30% of the world’s arable land [1] and more than 50% of potentially arable land in tropical regions [2], Al dissolves into the toxic form Al3+. This ion damages root growth and reduces the uptake of water and nutrients [3]. In Brazil, roughly 60% of cultivated soils are acidic [4].
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