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Autoregulation of nodulation pathway is dispensable for nitrate-induced control of rhizobial infection.

Plant signaling & behavior - 3 Mar 2020

Nishida Hanna, Ito Momoyo, Miura Kenji, Kawaguchi Masayoshi, Suzaki Takuya

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Legumes possess the autoregulation of nodulation (AON) pathway which is responsible for maintaining optimal root nodule number. In Lotus japonicus, AON comprises the CLE-HAR1-TML module, which plays an essential role in transmitting signals via root-to-shoot-to-root long-distance signaling. In addition to AON's principal role of negatively regulating nodule number, a recent study revealed another in the systemic...

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PMID: 32100606
DOI: 10.1080/15592324.2020.1733814
PMCID: PMC7194392

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