… host range in Rhizobium-legume symbiosis is at least partially determined by symbiont-root- …
Our results also provide the first example of a host-specificity barrier in a plant-bacterium …

… in symbiotic interactions between host plants and symbiotic … a specific lectin or a small group
of lectins, and as such lectins … primary determinant of host-Rhizobium specificity depended …

… Could soybean lectin be induced in roots in the presence of the rhizobial symbiont? Could a
… in the legume symbiosis, but also indicate ways in which Rhizobium and the host plant may …

… of root hairs, lectins may promote the aggregation of rhizobia in … of legume lectins are
examined in the context of symbiosis … of some legume lectins may not always involve the specific …

… of host specificity in this nitrogen-fixing symbiosis. There are many cellular recognition
phenomena which occur during the infection of legume root hairs by Rhizobium, … for the host plant. …

… cell and the means whereby the lectin binds to the plant roots were not examined. However,
some strains of Rhizobium do not bind to lectins obtained from the legume host that they …

… root nodules, on leguminous host plants. Upon infection of the nodules, they differentiate into
nitrogen-fixing bacteroids. An elaborate signal exchange precedes the symbiotic … and lectin …

… Rhizobium-legume symbiosis occurs in specific relationships between host and symbiont,
and indeed most rhizobia … J (1989) Root lectin as a determinant of host-plant specificity in the …

… Corresponding to the Nod factor structure, NFRs are a host determinant of symbiosis specificity.
… of tested rhizobial strains. Thus, the role that plant lectin plays in root nodule symbiosis …

… Could soybean lectin be induced in roots in the presence of the rhizobial symbiont? Could a
… in the legume symbiosis, but also indicate ways in which Rhizobium and the host plant may …