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During plant growth and development, the root system is not only an absorptive and metabolic organ, but also a powerful secretory organ. These compounds, including sugars, organic acids, amino acids, phenolics, polypeptides and proteins, alcohols, hormones and enzymes, which are secreted by plant roots into rhizosphere soil, are called root exudates. They are an important medium for the exchange of material, energy and information between the plant and the soil microenvironment. Therefore, the analysis of root exudates is critical for research in the fields of plant nutrition, chemosensory effects and environmental remediation. Source from: plant root exudates analysis services