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The Hypernodulating nts mutation induces jasmonate synthetic pathway in soybean leaves.

Molecules and cells - 31 Oct 2007

Seo Hak Soo, Li Jinjie, Lee Sun-Young, Yu Jae-Woong, Kim Kil-Hyun, Lee Suk-Ha, Lee In-Jung, Paek Nam-Chon

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Symbiotic nitrogen fixation with nitrogen-fixing bacteria in the root nodules is a distinctly beneficial metabolic process in legume plants. Legumes control the nodule number and nodulation zone through a systemic negative regulatory system between shoot and root. Mutation in the soybean NTS gene encoding GmNARK, a CLAVATA1-like serine/threonine receptor-like kinase, causes excessive nodule development called...

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