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To identify: The potential sentinel plants that were starting to experience a deficiency of phosphorous.
Introduction: John Hammond and his colleagues identified the SQD1 gene which can be used to monitor phosphorous level in plants. SQD1 optimize plant phosphorus requirement by making the plant respond to low levels of phosphorous requirements.
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