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Subclover isolates WS2-01 and WS2-02 from another Oregon site were also found in group B.
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e7“Isolates WS2-01 and WS2-02 representing nodule-dominant serotypes recovered from subclover grown at another Oregon site were also found in group B”
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Kamtin Leung; Steven R. Strain; Frans J. de Bruijn; et al. Applied and Environmental Microbiology 1994. doi:10.1128/aem.60.2.416-426.1994
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- Observation The soil isolates were represented by 53 electrophoretic types clustered into seven groups.
- Method / resource MLEE levels of relatedness were in good agreement with relatedness from repetitive sequence PCR and previously published DNA reassociation studies.
- Observation Isolates within an electrophoretic type were phenotypically more similar to each other than to isolates of other types, by BIOLOG profiles.
- Observation Group B was identified as the primary creator of the multilocus disequilibrium in the soil population.
- Observation 72 of 75 isolates of the nodule-dominant AS6 complex were found in group B.
- Observation The most numerous group B electrophoretic types 2 and 3 were suboptimally effective or ineffective at fixing nitrogen on six clover species.
- Observation Four further groups of isolates were identified from 32 strains of diverse origins.
- Observation Group A was the most dissimilar group and contained strain USDA 2124 (T24) with unique symbiotic characteristics.