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[Expression of the symbiotic nod4 pea gene against various genotypic backgrounds].

Genetika - 1 May 2005

Sidorova K K, Shumnyĭ V K, Glianenko M N, Mishchenko T M, Vlasova E Iu, Gaeva T A

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Experiments on the effect of genotypic environment on the expression of the nod4 gene, responsible for supernodulation in pea, were performed. The genotypic background was found to affect the manifestation of both major symbiosis-related traits (number of nitrogen-fixing bacterial nodules and nitrogenase activity) and productivity-related traits (stem height, seed number, and seed weight), which form the...

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