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Embrapa Agrobiologia; Embrapa Pantanal. |
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Data corrente: |
27/06/1995 |
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27/06/1995 |
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Autoria: |
LOUREIRO, M. F.; FARIA, S. M. DE; JAMES, E. K.; POTT, A.; FRANCO, A. A. |
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Título: |
Nitrogen-fixing stem nodules of the legume, Discolobium pulchellum Benth. |
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Ano de publicação: |
1994 |
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New Phytol., v.128, p.283-295, 1994. |
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Idioma: |
Inglês |
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We report on the structure of N2-fixing nodules formed on the stem of Discolobium pulchellum Benth., an aquatic legume in the subfamily Papilionoideae, tribe Aeschynomeneae, from the flooded areas in the Pantanal Matogrossense region of Brazil. The stem (and root) nodules were obrigarely aquatic, requiring permanent submergence in water or flooded soil, and receive oxygen via profuse aerenchyma covering the lower stem. Of the 69 isolates of rhizobia isolated from stem and root nodules, 70% were fast-growing acid producers and 30% were slow frowers. The rhizobia were not photosynthetic. Nodules were connected to the stem, and the vascular system from the stem branched throughout the nodule, penetrating the infected tissue whitin finger-like ingrowths of cortex. In both stem and root nodules, infected tissue was aeschynomenoid or desmodioid, that is, without uninfected (interstitial) cells. The infected cells in stem nodules were vacuolate, with visible infection threads. The inner cortex was rich in amyloplasts and contained the components of an oxygen diffusion barrier (a boundary cell layer without intercellular spaces and glycoprotein occlusions of intercellular spaces in other cell layers). The mid -cortex, external to the boundary layer, consisted of loosely-packed cells and these were continuous with stem aerenchyma. The outer part of the nodules was made up of phellogen-derived cells forming a periderm, or corky layer of cells. The periderm formed lenticels above cortical vascular bundles. These lenticels also connected with the stem aerenchyma. Root nodules differed only in that infected cells were not vacuolate, bacteroids were larger and contained more poly-B-hydroxybutyrate (PHB) and there was less aerenchyma/lenticellular tissue. Stem and root nodule structure is discussed in terms of adapations to )2 contraints in aquatic environment. MenosWe report on the structure of N2-fixing nodules formed on the stem of Discolobium pulchellum Benth., an aquatic legume in the subfamily Papilionoideae, tribe Aeschynomeneae, from the flooded areas in the Pantanal Matogrossense region of Brazil. The stem (and root) nodules were obrigarely aquatic, requiring permanent submergence in water or flooded soil, and receive oxygen via profuse aerenchyma covering the lower stem. Of the 69 isolates of rhizobia isolated from stem and root nodules, 70% were fast-growing acid producers and 30% were slow frowers. The rhizobia were not photosynthetic. Nodules were connected to the stem, and the vascular system from the stem branched throughout the nodule, penetrating the infected tissue whitin finger-like ingrowths of cortex. In both stem and root nodules, infected tissue was aeschynomenoid or desmodioid, that is, without uninfected (interstitial) cells. The infected cells in stem nodules were vacuolate, with visible infection threads. The inner cortex was rich in amyloplasts and contained the components of an oxygen diffusion barrier (a boundary cell layer without intercellular spaces and glycoprotein occlusions of intercellular spaces in other cell layers). The mid -cortex, external to the boundary layer, consisted of loosely-packed cells and these were continuous with stem aerenchyma. The outer part of the nodules was made up of phellogen-derived cells forming a periderm, or corky layer of cells. The periderm formed lenticels above corti... Mostrar Tudo |
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Palavras-Chave: |
Aquatic plant; DISCOLOBIUM PULCHELLUM; N2 fixation; Stem nodule; UAPNPBS. |
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Thesagro: |
Fixação de Nitrogênio; Nitrogênio; Planta Aquatica; Rhizobium. |
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Thesaurus Nal: |
Discolobium. |
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520 $aWe report on the structure of N2-fixing nodules formed on the stem of Discolobium pulchellum Benth., an aquatic legume in the subfamily Papilionoideae, tribe Aeschynomeneae, from the flooded areas in the Pantanal Matogrossense region of Brazil. The stem (and root) nodules were obrigarely aquatic, requiring permanent submergence in water or flooded soil, and receive oxygen via profuse aerenchyma covering the lower stem. Of the 69 isolates of rhizobia isolated from stem and root nodules, 70% were fast-growing acid producers and 30% were slow frowers. The rhizobia were not photosynthetic. Nodules were connected to the stem, and the vascular system from the stem branched throughout the nodule, penetrating the infected tissue whitin finger-like ingrowths of cortex. In both stem and root nodules, infected tissue was aeschynomenoid or desmodioid, that is, without uninfected (interstitial) cells. The infected cells in stem nodules were vacuolate, with visible infection threads. The inner cortex was rich in amyloplasts and contained the components of an oxygen diffusion barrier (a boundary cell layer without intercellular spaces and glycoprotein occlusions of intercellular spaces in other cell layers). The mid -cortex, external to the boundary layer, consisted of loosely-packed cells and these were continuous with stem aerenchyma. The outer part of the nodules was made up of phellogen-derived cells forming a periderm, or corky layer of cells. The periderm formed lenticels above cortical vascular bundles. These lenticels also connected with the stem aerenchyma. Root nodules differed only in that infected cells were not vacuolate, bacteroids were larger and contained more poly-B-hydroxybutyrate (PHB) and there was less aerenchyma/lenticellular tissue. Stem and root nodule structure is discussed in terms of adapations to )2 contraints in aquatic environment.
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773 $tNew Phytol.$gv.128, p.283-295, 1994.
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