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Nitrogenase divarication with histological attributes distinctive for glycosylated aerial stem nodules and nitrosylated root nodules of sesbania

J. Q. Lynd Professor, Soil Microbiology, Agronomy, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK, 74078–0507
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T. R. Ansman Associate, Pathology, Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, 32610
Pages 275-292 | Published online: 21 Nov 2008

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J. Q. Lynd & T. R. Ansman. (1997) Adjunctive nodule enzyme activities associated with tripartite symbiosis in Astragalus cicer L.. Journal of Plant Nutrition 20:1, pages 55-68.
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J. Q. Lynd & T. R. Ansman. (1995) Mycorrhizal etiology of favorable proteoid rhizogenesis, nodulation, and nitrogenase of lupines. Journal of Plant Nutrition 18:11, pages 2365-2377.
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J. Q. Lynd & T. R. Ansman. (1994) Lichen mycobionts of mycorrihizal symbiosis with nitrogen‐fixation of showy partridge pea. Journal of Plant Nutrition 17:2-3, pages 445-459.
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J. Q. Lynd & T. R. Ansman. (1993) Symbiotic tripartite nitrogen fixation effectual in eroded soil restoration with 20 year‐age Sericea lespedeza . Journal of Plant Nutrition 16:1, pages 149-164.
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Alessandro Pellegrineschi & David Tepfer. (1993) Micropropagation and plant regeneration in Sesbania rostrata. Plant Science 88:1, pages 113-119.
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