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Selection of host-plant genotype: the next step to increase grain legume N2 fixation activity.

Journal of experimental botany - 27 Jun 2018

Sinclair Thomas R, Nogueira Marco A

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Symbiotic N2 fixation research thus far has been primarily focused on selection of bacteria. However, little progress in impacting crop yields has resulted from this approach. Bacteria introduced in field soils rarely compete well with indigenous bacteria, including mutated lines selected for high nitrogen fixation capacity. Consequently, introduction of 'elite' bacteria in fields commonly does not result in crop...

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PMID: 29590405
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/ery115

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