NIFTAL

Although previous studies confirm that low levels of phosphorus (P) and high levels of aluminum (Al) are important soil acidity factors for the growth of higher plants, little is known about their effect on rhizobia. DEC abstract (PN-AAJ-948)

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NIFTAL addresses Aquatic plants

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Effects of calcium, manganese, and aluminum on growth of rhizobia in acid media, a journal article from 1979 PN-AAJ-942
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Acid tolerance of rhizobia in culture and in symbiosis with cowpea, a journal article from 1979 PN-AAJ-943
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Nodulation and growth of lablab purpureus (Dolichos lablab) in relation to rhizobium strain, liming, and phosphorus, a journal article from 1979 PN-AAJ-945
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Response of rhizobium strains to acid and aluminum stress, a journal article from 1980 PN-AAJ-954
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SCREENING STRAINS OF RHIZOBIUM FOR THE TROPICAL LEGUMES CLITORIA TERNATEA AND VIGNA TRILOBATA IN SOILS OF DIFFERENT PH, an other usaid supported study/document from 1980 PN-AAJ-956
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Soil acidity tolerance of symbiotic and nitrogen - fertilized soybeans, a journal article from 1981 PN-AAJ-957
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