Legumes Modulate Allocation to Rhizobial Nitrogen Fixation in Response to Factorial Light and Nitrogen Manipulation

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RT @FrontPlantSci: New Research: Legumes Modulate Allocation to Rhizobial Nitrogen Fixation in Response to Factorial Light and Nitrogen Man…

27 Nov 2019

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New Research: Legumes Modulate Allocation to Rhizobial Nitrogen Fixation in Response to Factorial Light and Nitrogen Manipulation: The costs and benefits that define gain from trade in resource mutualisms depend on resource… https://t.co/75lDinssgs #PlantS

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A particularly relevant study to my current research: Friesen and Friel show that legumes can modulate carbon allocation to rhizobia in a context-dependent manner, thus avoiding parasitism in low-light, high nitrogen conditions. https://t.co/3Fjglkns8E

30 Sep 2019

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