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  • verb To produce nodules

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Examples

  • The rhizobia strains that nodulate sesbanias are somewhat specialized and may not be present where sesbanias have not been grown previously.

    Chapter 10 1996

  • Although Allen and Allen (1981) indicate the inability of A. pavonina to nodulate, this legume is generally considered to be nitrogen-fixing.

    Chapter 10 1996

  • The rhizobia strains that nodulate sesbanias are somewhat specialized and may not be present where sesbanias have not been grown previously.

    Chapter 10 1996

  • They nodulate readily, usually within three months of planting when grown from stakes, or even faster when established from seed (Chadhokar, 1982).

    Chapter 3 1994

  • The list of species which have been shown to nodulate includes all of those which are commonly used in animal production (Allen and Allen, 1981).

    Chapter 8 1994

  • Both Leucaena and Gliricidia seeds should be inoculated with soil from areas where the trees are already growing before planting so that they will have the ability to nodulate and fix atmospheric nitrogen.

    Chapter 7 1992

  • Pentaclethra macrophylla was not known to nodulate until recently (Ladipo et al. 1993).

    Chapter 42 1990

  • The rhizobia strains that nodulate sesbanias are somewhat specialized and may not be present where sesbanias have not been grown previously.

    Chapter 49 1990

  • Gleditsia triacanthos do not nodulate and lack an ability for symbiotic fixation of atmospheric nitrogen

    Chapter 34 1990

  • Although Allen and Allen (1981) indicate the inability of A. pavonina to nodulate, this legume is generally considered to be nitrogen-fixing.

    Chapter 39 1990

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