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Genetic structure of the introduced and local populations of Rhizobioum leguminosarum in plant-soil systems
Comparative study of Rhizobium leguminosarum populations formed under the conditions of the Srednii Island (White Sea) demonstrated the introduced clover rhizobia ( R. l. bv. trifolii ) to be more variable than the aboriginal vetch/vetchling rhizobia ( R. l. bv. viceae ) in the chromosomal IGS locus...
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| description | Comparative study of
Rhizobium leguminosarum
populations formed under the conditions of the Srednii Island (White Sea) demonstrated the introduced clover rhizobia (
R. l.
bv.
trifolii
) to be more variable than the aboriginal vetch/vetchling rhizobia (
R. l.
bv.
viceae
) in the chromosomal
IGS
locus, while being less variable in the plasmid-located symbiotic genes
nodD
and
nifH
. The analysis of these genes revealed the most pronounced differences between the clover and vetch/vetchling rhizobia populations. These differences, together with the results of ERIC-fingerprinting, indicated that the evolution of the clover rhizobia was mainly linked with the adaptation to local soil environment, and the evolution of the vetch/vetchling rhizobia, to the adaptation to various species of the host plants. High panmixia of
R. leguminosarum
population suggests its evolution to be based on the combinatory variability associated with the transfer of
Sym
-plasmids between
R. l.
bv.
trifolii
and
R. l.
bv.
viceae
, as well as with genomic rearrangements in the resulting recombinants. |
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R. l.
bv.
viceae
) in the chromosomal
IGS
locus, while being less variable in the plasmid-located symbiotic genes
nodD
and
nifH
. The analysis of these genes revealed the most pronounced differences between the clover and vetch/vetchling rhizobia populations. These differences, together with the results of ERIC-fingerprinting, indicated that the evolution of the clover rhizobia was mainly linked with the adaptation to local soil environment, and the evolution of the vetch/vetchling rhizobia, to the adaptation to various species of the host plants. High panmixia of
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R. l.
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R. l.
bv.
viceae
) in the chromosomal
IGS
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nodD
and
nifH
. The analysis of these genes revealed the most pronounced differences between the clover and vetch/vetchling rhizobia populations. These differences, together with the results of ERIC-fingerprinting, indicated that the evolution of the clover rhizobia was mainly linked with the adaptation to local soil environment, and the evolution of the vetch/vetchling rhizobia, to the adaptation to various species of the host plants. High panmixia of
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R. l.
bv.
trifolii
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R. l.
bv.
viceae
) in the chromosomal
IGS
locus, while being less variable in the plasmid-located symbiotic genes
nodD
and
nifH
. The analysis of these genes revealed the most pronounced differences between the clover and vetch/vetchling rhizobia populations. These differences, together with the results of ERIC-fingerprinting, indicated that the evolution of the clover rhizobia was mainly linked with the adaptation to local soil environment, and the evolution of the vetch/vetchling rhizobia, to the adaptation to various species of the host plants. High panmixia of
R. leguminosarum
population suggests its evolution to be based on the combinatory variability associated with the transfer of
Sym
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R. l.
bv.
trifolii
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R. l.
bv.
viceae
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