Claim · model-written summary
Three Vicia cracca nodule isolates were B. psychrotolerans.
- Taxon
- V. cracca
Vicia craccae0 - Interactor
- B. psychrotoleransAllobosea psychrotoleranse0symbiont
- Outcome
- assigned to the species B. psychrotoleranse0
- Value
- Three isolatese0
Verbatim
e0“Three isolates from the nodules of V. cracca were assigned to the species B. psychrotolerans.”
Title
I. G. Kuznetsova; D. S. Karlov; A. L. Sazanova; et al. Russian Journal of Plant Physiology 2023. doi:10.1134/s1021443723602161
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- Observation Nineteen nodule isolates were assigned to four Hyphomicrobiales genera.
- Observation Nine fast growing isolates belonged to Rhizobium and Pararhizobium.
- Observation Vicia cracca nodule isolates were Pararhizobium sp. and P. herbae.
- Observation Trifolium repens microsymbionts included Rhizobium sp. and R. beringeri.
- Observation Lathyrus pratensis isolates included P. herbae and R. beringeri.
- Observation Rhizobium strains from Lathyrus pratensis and Trifolium repens nodules carried nodA and nodC.
- Observation Pararhizobium strains from Vicia cracca nodules carried nodA.
- Observation Nine of ten slow growing isolates were Bosea.
- Observation Six Astragalus schelichowii nodule isolates were B. vaviloviae, B. lathyri or Bosea sp.
- Observation An Astragalus schelichowii nodule isolate was Tardiphaga robiniae.
- Observation Nodules of Vicia cracca and Astragalus schelichowii contained strains from different Hyphomicrobiales genera.
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Astragalus schelichowii
Oxytropis triphylla