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Information × Registration Number 0212U007433, 0110U005784 , R & D reports Title The application of nanobiotechnologies for the genetical improvement of symbiotic characteristics of nitrogen fixing microorganisms popup.stage_title Head Morgun Volodymyr Vasylovych, Registration Date 26-12-2012 Organization Institute of Plant Physiology and Genetics NASU popup.description2 The studies showed the ability of obtained rhizobia, in particular, Tn5-mutants of B.japonicum T66, 118, 3-11, to keep their symbiotic properties, to settle down in the soil successfully and to form effective symbiotic systems with soybean plants, ensuring high and stable yield of seeds. The estimation of two methods of soybean inoculation with nodule bacteria - seed inoculation and introduction into soil of an adequate amount of inoculation suspension at the time of presowing cultivation - has shown the benefits of the last of the above methods. One is confirmed by more number of root nodules, more intensity of atmospheric molecular nitrogen fixation, and highest grain yield of soybean formation. It is noted, that on the areas, where soybean was sown in previous year and was inoculated with active rhizobia strains, symbiotic properties of the microorganisms - virulence and nitrogen fixing activity - are stored in the following year. The estimation of efficiency of three perspective transposone mutants B.japonicum 646 demonstrated the benefits of two (T66 and 3-11) over the standard strain 634b. Product Description popup.authors Воробей Надія Анатоліївна Жемойда Алла Володимирівна Коць Сергій Ярославович Маліченко Світлана Марківна Маменко Павло Миколайович Михалків Людмила Миронівна Омельчук Світлана Василівна popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close
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Head: Morgun Volodymyr Vasylovych. The application of nanobiotechnologies for the genetical improvement of symbiotic characteristics of nitrogen fixing microorganisms. (popup.stage: ). Institute of Plant Physiology and Genetics NASU. № 0212U007433
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