Nodulation control in legumes
- Gresshoff, P. M.
- Indrasumunar, A.
- Nontachaiyapoom, S.
- Kinkema, M.
- Lin, Y.-H.
- Jiang, Q.
- Li, D. X.
- Miyahara, A.
- Nguyen, C.
- Buzas, D.
- Biswas, B.
- Chan, P. K.
- Scott, P.
- Hirani, T.
- Miyagi, M.
- Djordjevic, M.
- Carroll, B. J.
- Men, A.
- Kereszt, A.
Publication date
January 2008
DOI Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLCAbstract
Nodulation and concomitant symbiotic nitrogen fixation are critical for the productivity of the legume, yielding food, feed and fuel. The nodule number in legumes is regulated by numerous factors including the number and efficiency of the interacting Rhizobium bacteria and abiotic stresses as well as endogenous processes involving phytohormones, nodulation reception systems and autoregulation of nodulation (AON; Kinkema et al., 2006). The original discovery of the AON-controlling LRR receptor kinases, GmNARK/ LjHAR1/MtSUNN, which is active in leaf tissue of several legu-mes, now has led to an analysis of the mechanism underlying the signal transduction
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