Recent Developments in the Internal Regulation of Symbiotic Nodule Number by Legume Plants

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Result language
angličtina
Original language name
Recent Developments in the Internal Regulation of Symbiotic Nodule Number by Legume Plants
Original language description
Hie present review aspires to summarize the major advancements in the experimental study and understanding of the internal regulation of the intensity of rhizobial symbiosis. This kind of symbiosis takes place in the roots of predominantly legume plantsin the form of specialized organs, root nodules, that are colonized by the soil nodule bacteria (rhizobia). Although the bacterial microsymbionts belong to several taxonomic groups, they share the ability of initiating root nodule development and fixation of atmospheric dinitrogen, which is subsequently utilized by the host plant The latter feature predetermines the economic importance of rhizobial symbiosis and of the regulation of its intensity. While the symbiotic nodule induction is mediated by highly specific bacterial lipochitooligosaccharides, called Nod factors, further regulation of plant response is strictly controlled by plant endogenous mechanisms. Surprisingly, the major regulatory circuit includes systemic signaling from t
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Publication year
2012
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