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Rhizobium tropici is a fascinating, but still little studied, rhizobial species originally isolated from root nodules on common bean and species of Leucaena in South America; the species has also been found in soils of other continents, establishing symbioses with several legume hosts. Currently, R. tropici encompass a variety of strains, some now reclassified in genetically related species, with...
Rhizobium tropici strain PRF 81 is used in commercial inoculants for common‐bean crops in Brazil because of its high efficiency in nitrogen fixation and, as in other strains belonging to this species, its tolerance of environmental stresses, representing a useful biological alternative to chemical nitrogen fertilizers. In this study, a proteomic reference map of PRF 81 was obtained by two‐dimensional...
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