1968
DOI: 10.2135/cropsci1968.0011183x000800060012x
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Nodulation Interactions between Soybean Genotypes and Serogroups of Rhizobium japonicum1

Abstract: Soybean genotypes grown successive years in different fields were predominantly nodulated by Rhizobium japonicum strains of specific scrogroups. Chi‐square analyses showed significant differences among plant genotypes in their acceptance of Rhizobium japonicum strains of specific serogroups. Closely related soybean genotypes had similar distributions of R. japonicum in their nodules. The results indicate specific interactions between soybean genotypes and R. japonicum serogroups hi nodule formation.

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“…japonicum serogroups USDA 311b31, 311b76, and 3Ilb110 (hereafter referred to without the 3Ilb prefix) are commonly found in nodule occupancy studies with soybean in many areas of the southeastern US. (Caldwell and Hartwig, 1970;Caldwell and Vest, 1968;Howle et al, 1987;Hunt et al, 1985). Soybean inoculated with USDA 31 or USDA 76 yield less plant and seed dry matter and are less efficient in dinitrogen fixation than those inoculated with USDA 110 (Israel, 1981;Mahler and Wollum, 1981).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…japonicum serogroups USDA 311b31, 311b76, and 3Ilb110 (hereafter referred to without the 3Ilb prefix) are commonly found in nodule occupancy studies with soybean in many areas of the southeastern US. (Caldwell and Hartwig, 1970;Caldwell and Vest, 1968;Howle et al, 1987;Hunt et al, 1985). Soybean inoculated with USDA 31 or USDA 76 yield less plant and seed dry matter and are less efficient in dinitrogen fixation than those inoculated with USDA 110 (Israel, 1981;Mahler and Wollum, 1981).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Later, Hollis et al (1981) separated B. japonicum into three DNA homology groups, which stimulated Kuykendall et al (1992) described (Date & Decker, 1965). The soybean-nodulating bradyrhizobia exhibit a high degree of serological specificity with polyclonal antibodies prepared against somatic antigens, a property that has been extensively used in the study of the symbiosis and the ecology of bacteria (Boonkerd et al, 1978 ; Berg et al, 1988 ;Caldwell, 1969 ;Caldwell & Hartwig, 1970 ;Caldwell & Vest, 1968 ;Caldwell & Weber, 1970 ;Cregan & Keyser, 1986 ;Damirgi et al, 1967 ;Ellis et al, 1984 ; Fuhrmann, 1990 ; Ham et al, 1971 ; Johnson et al, 1965 ; Kapusta & Rouwenhorst 1973 ;Keyser & Cregan, 1987 ;Kvien et al, 1981 ;Means et al, 1964 ;Mpepereki & Wollum, 1991 ;Schmidt et al, 1968 ;Thompson et al, 1991 ;Vest et al, 1971 ;Weber et al, 1989). The variation in serological specificity may indicate that the soybean bradyrhizobia are genetically more diverse than would be apparent solely from the two type strains.…”
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“…Among the 94 Thai strains tested, 57 strains (60.6% of the total) had antigens for USDA 124 antiserum and 64% of the strains with antigens of USDA 124 also reacted with both antisera of USDA 4 and 110. Most of the Thai strains did not harbor the antigens of USDA strains 6,46,76,94,122,123, and 125 which were all reported to be the predominant serological groups in Japan, Korea, and United States (Caldwell and Vest 1968;Ham et al 1971;Noel and Brill 1980;Keyser et al 1984;Kamicker and Brill 1986;Sawada et al 1989;Kang et al 1991). These findings indicate that there are predominant serological types specific to temperate and tropical climatic zones.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Serogroup 123 strains were predominant in the midwestern United States (Caldwell and Vest 1968;Ham et al 1971;Noel and Brill 1980;Keyser et al 1984;Kamicker and Brill 1986) and the strains which produced rhizobitoxine belonged to serogroups 31, 76, 94, and 130 (La Favre and Eaglesham 1986;Devine et al 1988;Fuhrmann 1990;Minamisawa 1990). Serological and genetic characters of several serogroups isolated in the United States have been intensively studied (Schmidt et al 1986;· Sadowsky et al 1987a· Sadowsky et al , b, 1990.…”
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