Paper · 1997 · PubMed

Signalling in symbiotic root nodule formation.

K van de Sande; T Bisseling

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Abstract

Rhizobia form nodules on legume roots in which they carry out biological nitrogen fixation. The location and number of nodules is tightly regulated. Exchange of signal molecules that activate responses in the symbiotic partner takes place: plant flavonoids induce the production of rhizobial Nod factors; Nod factors induce gene expression and morphogenesis in the legume root. ENOD40 is a plant gene induced by Nod factors that is involved in root nodule formation. ENOD40 encodes a peptide of 12 amino acids in soya bean that can induce tolerance of high auxin concentrations in tobacco protoplasts.

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Claim · model-written summary

Plant flavonoids induce the production of rhizobial Nod factors.

Taxon
legumee0
Compound
plant flavonoidse2
Outcome
production of rhizobial Nod factorse2

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“Rhizobia form nodules on legume roots in which they carry out biological nitrogen fixation”

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“plant flavonoids induce the production of rhizobial Nod factors”

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Nod factors induce gene expression and morphogenesis in the legume root.

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legumee3
Organ / stage
roote3
Compound
Nod factorse3
Outcome
gene expression and morphogenesise3

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“Rhizobia form nodules on legume roots in which they carry out biological nitrogen fixation”

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“Nod factors induce gene expression and morphogenesis in the legume root”

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Claim · model-written summary

ENOD40 is a plant gene induced by Nod factors that is involved in root nodule formation.

Taxon
legumee0
Treatment
Nod factorse4
Gene
ENOD40e4
Outcome
root nodule formatione4

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“Rhizobia form nodules on legume roots in which they carry out biological nitrogen fixation”

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“ENOD40 is a plant gene induced by Nod factors that is involved in root nodule formation”

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The ENOD40 peptide of soya bean can induce tolerance of high auxin concentrations in tobacco protoplasts.

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soya beane5
Treatment
high auxin concentrationse5
Gene
ENOD40e5
Outcome
tolerance of high auxin concentrationse5

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“ENOD40 encodes a peptide of 12 amino acids in soya bean that can induce tolerance of high auxin concentrations in tobacco protoplasts”

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Claim · model-written summary

The location and number of legume root nodules are tightly regulated.

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legumee0
Outcome
location and number of nodulese1
Qualifier
tightly regulatede1

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“Rhizobia form nodules on legume roots in which they carry out biological nitrogen fixation”

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“The location and number of nodules is tightly regulated”

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