Growth and development of plants mainly depend on the availability of water and nutrients in their habitat. Increasing food production to face the rise of global population will require to exploit uncultivated or abandoned arable land, some of which with unfavorable soil mineral composition or availability, and to reduce the use of fertilizers for more sustainable practices. Therefore, understanding the mechanisms underlying nutrients acquisition by plants and improving plant nutrient use efficiency (NUE) is of social, economic, agricultural, and ecological importance. The availability of nutrients in different soils and how it influences the physiology of the plants has been widely described at the level of single nutrient. However, this p...