Title:	Infection of legumes by beta-rhizobia.
Authors:	JAMES, E. K. ELLIOTT, G. N. CHEN, W. -M. BONTEMPS, C. YOUNG, J. P. W. FARIA, S. M. de REIS JR. F. B. dos SIMON, M. F. GROSS, E. LOUREIRO, M. F. REIS, V. M. PERIN, L. BODDEY, R. M. HUGHES, C. E. MOULIN, L. PRESCOTT, A. R. SPRENT, J. I.
Affiliation:	E. K. James, University of Dundee; G. N. Elliott, University of Dundee; W. -M. Chen, National Kaohsiung Marine University; C. Bontemps, University of York; J. P. W. Young, University of York; Sérgio Miana de Faria, Embrapa Agrobiologia; F. B. dos Reis Jr, Embrapa Cerrados; M. F. Simon, University of Oxford; E. Gross, UESC; M. F. Loureiro, UFMT; Veronica Massena Reis, Embrapa Agrobiologia; Liamara Pein, UFRRJ; Robert Michael Boddey, Embrapa Agrobiologia; C. E. Hughes, University of Florida; L. Moulin, LSTM; A. R. Prescott, University of Dundee; Janet I. Sprent, University of Dundee.
Date Issued:	2008
Citation:	In: DAKORA, F. D. CHIMPHANGO, S. B. M. ELMERICH, C. NEWTON, W. E. VALENTINE, A. J. (ed.). Biological nitrogen fixation: towards poverty alleviation through sustainable agriculture. Heidelberg: Springer, 2008. Proceedings of the 15th International Nitrogen Congress and the 12th International Conference of the African Association for Biological Nitrogen Fixation.
Pages:	p. 249-250.
Description:	It is now well established that many species and strains in the large genus Burkholderia have the ability to fix nitrogen in free-living culture, particularly those, such as B. tropica, B. unamae and B. Vietnamiensis, that are associated with (mainly tropical) gramineous plants (Reis et al., 2004). Many Burkholderia strains have also been found within nodules of tropical legumes (Moulin et al., 2001), particularly in nodules on Mimosa spp. (Barrett and Parker, 2005, 2006; Chen et al., 2005a, b).
Thesagro:	Rhizobium
Type of Material:	Resumo em anais e proceedings
Access:	openAccess
Appears in Collections:	Resumo em anais de congresso (CNPAB)