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G. Wagner,H. Matsuo,H. Li,C. M. Fletcher,A. M. Mcguire,A.-C. Gingras,N. Sonenberg The indigenous rhizobia adapted to the climatic and soil conditions of pastures have been isolated from the nodules on the roots of wild legumes, which grow on natural pastures in Kazakhstan. Their nitrogen-fixing activity, ability to stimulate plant growth, and nodulation were studied. The three b

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X. Salvatella,T. Haack,M. Gairí,J. De Mendoza,M. W. Peczuh,A. D. Hamilton,E. Giralte diversity of rhizobia could be exposed. The rhizobia isolated from leguminous plants of arid region largely belong to ., ., ., and . genera on the basis of morphophysiological and molecular characterization. The specific stress-tolerant traits of these bacteria can be exploited to mitigate climate

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