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Molecular diversity of native rhizobia trapped by five field pea genotypes in Indian soils.

Journal of basic microbiology - 1 Feb 2011

Wadhwa K, Dudeja S S, Yadav R K

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Five pea cultivars; HFP 4, HVP 3-5, HFP 9426, Jayanti and Hariyal, being grown in CCS Haryana Agricultural University farm were used to isolate native rhizobia. Selected 54 rhizobia, from all cultivars, were authenticated as rhizobia by plant infectivity test. Along with nodulation, symbiotic effectiveness in terms of symbiotic ratios showed wide range of effectiveness of pea rhizobia from 1.11 to 5.0. DNA of all...

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PMID: 20806252
DOI: 10.1002/jobm.201000065

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