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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Bradyrhizobia"”.
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N2 fixation and rhizosphere ecology of aspalathus linearis subsp. linearis(rooibos tea)
… suggesting the possible absence of specific bradyrhizobia which nodulate this legume.
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EVALUATION OF SEED TREATMENTS ON THE NODULE COMPETENCY OF SOYBEAN INOCULANTS
… (B. japonicum). However, the native soil bradyrhizobia may be ineffective in nitrogen fixation and the greatest limiting factor in increasing symbiotic nitrogen fixation is the inability to influence the infection of soybean roots by a desired strain of B. japonicum due to competition from …
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Legume-rhizobia interactions in a complex microbiome
… were inoculated with several strains of Bradyrhizobia japonicum. The first treatment factor was the planting of surface-sterilised seedlings of host plant Acacia acuminata; the second treatment factor was inoculation with an external soil microbiome. Several negative controls without …
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Legume-rhizobia interactions in a complex microbiome
… were inoculated with several strains of Bradyrhizobia japonicum. The first treatment factor was the planting of surface-sterilised seedlings of host plant Acacia acuminata; the second treatment factor was inoculation with an external soil microbiome. Several negative controls without …
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Effects of co-inoculation of Delftia acidovorans RAY209 on the growth of Bradyrhizobium diazoefficiens USDA110 inoculated Glycine max
… growth-promotion (PGP), particularly in soybean-Bradyrhizobia symbiosis. Further studies are necessary to fully unravel the extent of IAA production by RAY209 in vivo and its effect on plant growth and the biological processes related to root morphology.
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Rhizobia inoculant effects on bambara groundnut growth and yield in Namibia
Bambara groundnut (Vigna subterranea (L.) Verdc) is the third most significant food legume in Africa after groundnut (Arachis hypogea) and cowpea (Vigna unguiculata). It is normally grown in poor soils, is drought tolerant, and has a high potential for nitrogen fixation. Despite that, Bambara …