2013
DOI: 10.1111/1574-6968.12147
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Actinobacteriawithin soils: capacities for mutualism, symbiosis and pathogenesis

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“…2a). The high presence of Actinobacteria, which has a high nitrogen-fixing capacity, correlates with data showing that nifH is the most common gene in Site 2 out of the four genes [16]. Similarly, Proteobacteria are also associated with the process of nitrogen fixation [17].…”
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