Assessment of Cultural, Biochemical and Genetic Characteristics of Frankia Isolates, Their Nodulation and Symbiotic Nitrogen Fixation With Casuarina Trees
Abstract:The microsymbiont Frankia genus belongs to the order of filamentous bacteria, the actinomycetales, family Frankiaceae, is Gram-positive bacteria fixing atmospheric nitrogen which forms symbiotic association with actinorhizal Casuarina glauca. C. glauca is an important introduced tree species in Egypt, valued for windbreaks and shelterbelt; land stabilization and soil improvement.The present study concerned with the phenotypic, ecological and genetic characters; symbiotic competence and host specificity of some… Show more
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