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J Bacteriol. 1985 December; 164(3): 1200-1210

Identification of a Rhizobium meliloti pSym2011 region controlling the host specificity of root hair curling and nodulation.

G Truchet, F Debellé, J Vasse, B Terzaghi, A M Garnerone, C Rosenberg, J Batut, F Maillet and J Dénarié

ABSTRACT

In Rhizobium meliloti 2011 nodulation genes (nod) required to nodulate specifically alfalfa are located on a pSym megaplasmid. Nod- derivatives carrying large pSym deletions were isolated. By complementation of these strains with in vivo- and in vitro-constructed episomes containing pSym of sequences and introduction of these episomes into Agrobacterium tumefaciens, we show (i) that from a region of pSym of about 360 kilobases, genes required for specific alfalfa nodulation are clustered in a DNA fragment of less than 30 kilobases and (ii) that a nod region located between nifHDK and the common nod genes is absolutely required for alfalfa nodulation and controls the specificity of root hair curling and nodule organogenesis initiation.


J Bacteriol. 1985 December; 164(3): 1200-1210




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