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This project investigates the role of specific proteins from nitrogen-fixing bacteria in enhancing the symbiotic relationship with legumes, particularly soybeans. By exploring the interactions between these proteins and plant defenses, the research aims to improve sustainable agricultural practices by reducing reliance…
Nitrogen (N) is vital for plants.
However, its poor availability in soils has led to the widespread use of N fertilizers resulting in environmental problems like greenhouse gas emissions and water pollution.
Legumes offer a sustainable alternative to N fertilizers by forming symbiotic relationships with N-fixing bacteria, known as rhizobia.
Many rhizobia possess a Type III Secretion System (T3SS), to deliver effector proteins into host plants to facilitate colonization and N-fixing symbiosis.
So…
UNIVERSIDAD DE SEVILLA
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