Long-distance auxin transport was examined in Medicago truncatula and in its supernodulating mutant sunn (super numeric nodules) to investigate the regulation of auxin transport during autoregulation of nodulation (AON). A method was developed to monitor the transport of auxin from the shoot to the root in whole seedlings. Subsequently, the transport was monitored after inoculation of roots wit...

ABSTRACT The response capacity of the bean to fix atmospheric nitrogen is questionable, mainly due its inability supply all in flowering and grain filling phases when crop needs it most. Thus, a new application inoculant can keep population rhizobia soil at adequate levels, meeting demands plant. This study aimed investigate nodulation production beans submitted doses reinoculation Rhizobium to...

The persistence of inoculants from year to in soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] cultivation and the residual benefits production are pertinent adopting such practices sub-Saharan Africa countries as Ghana. A study was conducted determine effect commercial rhizobium on selected soil health parameters after three cropping seasons. experimental design a split-plot. main plot consisted cultivars (Je...

Inoculation of soybean [ Glycine max (L.) Merr.] with rhizobia strains is a low-cost investment which can increase yields smallholder farmers in Mozambique. The performance four Bradyrhizobium was evaluated to identify the best strain inoculate grown different agro-ecologies. Field experiments were conducted three ecological zones 2018 and 2019 using variety Zamboane inoculated diazoefficiens U...

Response to five different inoculation treatments has been determined in a three-year-old prairie area established at the Becker Sandplain Experiment Station in Fall 2004. Seed inoculation was generally ineffective, but overall legume numbers and biomass in the prairie restorations were enhanced by both soil-applied granular and cover-crop applied inoculants, with soils collected from the prair...

Nodule bacteria (rhizobia) in symbiotic associations with legumes enable considerable entries of biologically fixed nitrogen into soil. Efforts are therefore made to intensify the natural process of symbiotic nitrogen fixation by legume inoculation. Studies of field populations of rhizobia open up the possibility to preserve and probably exploit some indigenous strains with hidden symbiotic or ...