Titlebook: Cell to Cell Signals in Plant, Animal and Microbial Symbiosis; Silvano Scannerini,David Smith,Vivienne Gianinazzi Conference proceedings 1

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Cellular Interactions between Host and Endosymbiont in Dinitrogen-Fixing Root Nodules of Woody Planttionships with soil microorganisms capable of generating and expressing the enzyme nitrogenase. In the appropriate biological context this enzyme catalyzes the reduction of molecular dinitrogen from the atmosphere into organic form assimilable by the eukaryotic partner in the association. Management

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Host — fungus interactions in ectomycorrhizae forest species in temperate regions and a few forest species in tropical ecosystems (Malloch et al., 1980). The conservative estimate of 5000 mycobiont species involved in ectomycorrhizal associations (Malloch et al., 1980) will no doubt be altered as research into this important symbiotic associat

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Morphological Integration and Functional Compatibility Between Symbionts in Vesicular Arbuscular Endvided into morphologically distinct groups whose structural and functional diversity is determined by the plant and fungal taxa Involved (see Harley and Smith, 1983; Gianinazzi-Pearson, 1984). It is, nevertheless, remarkable that the large majority of plant species form the same type of mycorrhizal