Specialization for ureide biogenesis in the root nodules of black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia L.), an amide exporter
Black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia L.), a member of the legume tribe Robinieae, has indeterminate root nodules and is primarily an amide exporter. However, in greenhouse-grown seedlings inoculated with rhizobia, ureide-N comprises approximately 8% of the total soluble-N in the xylem sap. Ultrastruct...
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| description | Black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia L.), a member of the legume tribe Robinieae, has indeterminate root nodules and is primarily an amide exporter. However, in greenhouse-grown seedlings inoculated with rhizobia, ureide-N comprises approximately 8% of the total soluble-N in the xylem sap. Ultrastructurally, young interstitial cells (i.e., uninfected cells in the infected region near the nodule meristem) develop enlarged peroxisomes and abundant tubular ER, properties heretofore found to be characteristic only of members of the Phaseoleae, which have determinate nodules and are exporters principally of ureides. We suggest that similar specialization of some of the interstitial cells might be found in other legumes that export low amounts of ureides. |
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