Bacteria isolated from Acosmium nitens and Campsiandra laurifolia nodules are characterised as Burkholderia but it is not known if they can produce functional nodules

Wee Ki Koh Koh; Catherine Tang; Stephen Cummings; Euan James; Janet Sprent; Mitchell Andrews

Bacteria isolated from Acosmium nitens and Campsiandra laurifolia nodules are characterised as Burkholderia but it is not known if they can produce functional nodules

Wee Ki Koh Koh, Catherine Tang, Stephen Cummings, Euan James, Janet Sprent, Mitchell Andrews

Northumbria University

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	179-182
Journal	Aspects of Applied Biology
Issue number	98
Publication status	Published - 2009

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