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[Study of morphological and symbiotic traits during the ontogeny of supernodular and hypernodular pea mutants].

Genetika - 1 Feb 2006

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

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Morphological (plant height and vegetative biomass amount) and symbiotic (number of nodules and nitrogenase activity) traits of six symbiotic pea mutants and the original cultivar Rondo were studied at different vegetation periods. Of the mutants studied, one (K10a) was supemodular and the remaining five (K1a, K2a, K5a, K7a, and K27a) were hypemodular. Essential distinctions in the absolute values and time course...

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