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All processes and functions taking place in the rhizosphere are dominated by the activities of plant roots, rhizosphere microorganisms and root-microorganism interactions, and enzymes are recognized as main actors of all activities occurring in rhizosphere environments. Rhizosphere enzymes have, in general, a higher activity than those operating in bulk soil, as the rhizosphere soil is richer in organic C substrates. Enzymes, produced and released by both roots and microorganisms concur to altering the availability of nutrients in the rhizosphere, being implied in the hydrolysis of C-substrates and organic forms of nutrients such as N, P and S.
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