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Rhizobia bacteria for Nitrogen Fixing Trees

 
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Hi everyone,

I recently read (" Nitrogen Fixing Tree Start-Up Guide"by Craig R. Elevitch and Kim M. Wilkinson) that when planting NFT seeds you should match them with symbiotic rhizobia strains.
Does anyone know of a table that demonstrates various NFTs with their matching rhizobia bacteria?

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I second this question! A list would be very useful!
 
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Legume-Rhizobium Symbiosis; Evaluation & Selection



Table#2



Table #1 suggests to me that the strain selection is dependent upon acidity of the soil



 
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Another full-view Google Books source title that may prove of interest:

Diversity and Symbiotic Specifity of Rhizobia...



 
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