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Nodulation competitiveness between contrasting phage phenotypes of pigeonpea rhizobial strains.

Indian journal of experimental biology - 1 Jun 2004

Mishra Ashok, Dhar B, Singh R M

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Competitiveness between (I) lysogenic vs. phage-indicator strains, (II) phage-resistant vs phage-sensitive strains, and (III) large plaque vs. small plaque developing strains was examined under laboratory and field conditions in order to study the involvement of these crucial phage sensitivity patterns in the competition for nodule occupancy of pigeonpea rhizobia. The phage-indicator strain (A039) exhibited...

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