Claim · model-written summary
Selected seedlings inoculated with the intermediately effective strain were as productive as those inoculated with the highly effective strain.
- Taxon
- Trifolium ambiguum
Trifolium ambiguumt0 - Outcome
- productivee0
- Direction
- as productive ase0
- Comparator
- plants inoculated with the highly-effective straine0
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Verbatim
t0“Trifolium ambiguum”
e0“were as productive as plants inoculated with the highly-effective strain.”
Title
Margaret orin 2004
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Observation R. trifolii CC283b was highly effective and fixed more nitrogen than CC231a.
- Association Symbiotic nitrogen reliance accentuated plant-to-plant variation in the hexaploid line.
- Observation Plant variability attributable to symbiosis was stronger with CC231a than with CC283b.
- Intervention effect Selecting seedlings inoculated with the intermediately effective strain using within-tube traits increased later pot dry matter over unselected plants.
- Intervention effect Under the highly effective strain, selection yielded very little extra pot dry matter relative to unselected plants.
- Recommendation The authors concluded within-tube symbiotic selection succeeds only when symbiosis accounts for substantial plant variation.