The relationship is considered to be symbiotic because the soybean plant provides a ... at 100 lb/ac compared to plants receiving no supplemental N (Figure 2). Nitrogen fixation by soybean decreases ...

Clover is a common sight in many lawns, and it often sparks debate among homeowners about whether it is a weed or a plant with hidden benefits. Clover can be both a nuisance weed and a beneficial ...

and symbiotic nitrogen fixation. Dr. Trammel is an urban ecologist whose lab studies how interactions with humans and the consequences of human society affect urban ecosystems’ structure and function.

SYMBIOTIC nitrogen fixation in leguminous root nodules proceeds, according to our conception, in the following manner: ...

is an important pulse crop mainly grown in marginal lands around the world. Drought stress highly impacts symbiotic nitrogen fixation (SNF) in chickpeas, which can limit productivity. Therefore, ...

This Research Topic addresses the molecular and cellular mechanisms of the symbiotic interaction between legumes species (bean plants) and bacteria of the Rhizobium genus (Rhizobia). We focus on the ...

Research shows that legumes can detect the quality of the rhizobial strains in their root nodules and they have ‘policing’ mechanisms that select for cooperative, nitrogen-sharing rhizobia and against ...

Legumes form a symbiotic relationship with a type of bacteria in the ... a form that the legume can use to make protein and grow. This process is known as nitrogen fixation. How does the nitrogen get ...

Research into bacteria strains that are both competitive and efficient in nitrogen fixation and developing plants with those characteristics is the goal of NDSU research started in October 2024.