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[Study of dominant symbiotic mutants of pea Pisum sativum L].

Genetika - 1 Jul 2009

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

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Phenogenetic studies of four symbiotic hypernodulating mutants of pea (Pisum sativum L.) induced from seeds of cultivar Rodno by chemical mutagen EMS were conducted. All mutants have improved symbiotic traits, i.e., an increased number of root nitrogen fixating nodules and high activity of nitrogenase. Symbiotic traits were shown to be inherited dominantly. Mutants grown in the field or in a greenhouse showed...

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