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Gousses vertes de Medicago truncatula. Cette plante est cultivée dans le cadre d'une expérimentation menée par l'INRA Montpellier (UMR 759 LEPSE) sur l'influence des stress environnementaux sur la physiologie de certaines plantes modèles. © PROSPERI Jean-Marie

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22 Jan 2013

Use of a flavohemoglobin overexpressing rhizobium as inoculants to improve leguminous plants productivity

INRA is interested in developing the potentialities of the flavohemoglobin expressing Rhizobia as a bio-fertilizer through research collaboration with industrial partners in the field of bio-agronomic specialties

Effet de l'inoculation sur soja, à gauche plantes inoculées.. © INRA, AMARGER Noëlle

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15 Feb 2012

Use of a flavohemoglobin overexpressing rhizobium as inoculants to improve leguminous plants productivity

Researchers of the National Agricultural Research Institute - INRA - showed that NO triggers the expression of a hundred genes in S. meliloti, including hmp, a flavohemoglobin encoding gene. Flavohemoglobins are proteins involved in NO detoxification in many bacterial species.