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[Genetic diversity and phylogeny of bradyrhizobia associated with Desmodium spp].

Wei sheng wu xue bao = Acta microbiologica Sinica - 1 Oct 2011

Gu Jun, Zhang Jingmiao, Jia Ruizong, Chen Wenxin

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OBJECTIVE: Genetic diversity and phylogeny of bradyrhizobial strains associated with Desmodium spp. in subtropic and temperate regions of China were analyzed. METHODS: We studied 29 desmodia isolates from different regions with BOX-PCR fingerprinting and multilocus sequence analysis (nifH, nodC and recA gene) to describe the genotypic characteristics and phylogenetic relationships. RESULTS: We achieved 25...

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