Abstract

The acid-growth theory was proposed over 40 years ago based on early observations that low apoplastic pH promotes growth in a pathway involving the plant hormone auxin ([Rayle and Cleland, 1992][1]; [Hager, 2003][2]; [Arsuffi and Braybrook, 2018][3]). Since this discovery, a clearer understanding of

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