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Nodules and roots of Vicia faba are inhabited by quite different populations of associated bacteria

2017-10-01

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The diversity of bacteria inhabiting nodules, roots and rhizosphere of Vicia faba grown in three different agro-systems was analyzed by a cultivation-independent approach using the T-RFLP technique. The main objective was to unravel the extent of nodule colonization by rhizospheric bacteria and to highlight the difference, if any, with roots. A clear separation between nodule, root and rhizosphere bacterial popula...

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863c50ad-0cbf-5ce3-87d8-46da260f1e01
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10.1016/j.apsoil.2017.06.002
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