2005
DOI: 10.1080/09064710500246127
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Low root zone temperature effects on bean (Phaseolus vulgarisL.) plants inoculated withRhizobium leguminosarumbv.phaseolipre-incubated with methyl jasmonate and/or genistein

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“…Temperature also affects the contribution of the two N sources to plant N status, with BNF generally considered more cold‐sensitive than soil N uptake (Legros & Smith, 1994; Matthews & Hayes, 1982; Thomas & Sprent, 1984). In soybean, root zone temperatures (RZT) less than 25°C delay the onset of BNF, with nodule initiation limited at 10°C RZT and activity at 15°C (Legros & Smith, 1994; Mishra, Mishra, Selvakumar, Kundu, & Shankar Gupta, 2009; Poustini, Mabood, & Smith, 2005; Zhang, Lynch, & Smith, 1995). However, low soil temperatures may also limit mineral N uptake by restricting root growth and/or nitrate uptake as seen in controlled environments (Rufty, Raper, & Jackson, 1981; Tolley & Raper, 1985) but not in field trials.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Temperature also affects the contribution of the two N sources to plant N status, with BNF generally considered more cold‐sensitive than soil N uptake (Legros & Smith, 1994; Matthews & Hayes, 1982; Thomas & Sprent, 1984). In soybean, root zone temperatures (RZT) less than 25°C delay the onset of BNF, with nodule initiation limited at 10°C RZT and activity at 15°C (Legros & Smith, 1994; Mishra, Mishra, Selvakumar, Kundu, & Shankar Gupta, 2009; Poustini, Mabood, & Smith, 2005; Zhang, Lynch, & Smith, 1995). However, low soil temperatures may also limit mineral N uptake by restricting root growth and/or nitrate uptake as seen in controlled environments (Rufty, Raper, & Jackson, 1981; Tolley & Raper, 1985) but not in field trials.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Researches on soybean (Zhang et al, 1995) and annual medics (Amini Dehaghi & Modarres Sanavy, 2003) have shown that low RZT decreased root dry matter, leaf number, and leaf area. Poustini et al (2005) reported that in the low RZT, plants had fewer leaves and smaller leaf area than did plants at a higher RZT.…”
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“…Доведено, що ЖК може слугувати сигнальною молекулою на ранніх стадіях встановлення симбіотичних взаємовідносин; зокрема, індукувати експресію nod-генів у ризобій [121,122], стимулювати продукцію і секрецію NFs у B. japonicum [123]. Преінокуляція B. japonicum чи R. leguminosarum із ЖК посилює бульбочкоутворення у рослин сої та підвищує активність азотфіксації у рослин квасолі [121,124]. Наведені дані підтверджують, що ЖК може виступати як позитивним, так і негативним регулятором процесів нодуляції та азотфіксації залежно від виду бобових, типу й концентрації ЖК [38,39].…”
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