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Effect of salinity on growth and starvation-survival of a tropical Rhizobium strain by LIPPI, D, DE PAOLIS, M. R, DI MATTIA, E, GREGO, S, PIETROSANTI, T, CACCIARI, I

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Phytohormone-like substances produced by single and mixed diazotrophic cultures of Azospirillum and Arthrobacter by Cacciari, I. (Plant Radiobiochemistry and Ecophysiology Inst., Rome (Italy)), Lippi, D, Pietrosanti, T, Pietrosanti, W

“…The production of phytohormone-like substances by Azospirillum brasilense and Arthrobacter giacomelloi were investigated in single and mixed batch cultures…”
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Effect of Rhizobium Sp. Inoculation on N2-Fixing and Photosynthetic Activities of Two Cowpea [Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp.] Genotypes by Lippi, D, De Paolis, M.R, Osmi, M, Pietrini, F, Pietrosanti, T, Villani, M.C, Massacci, A

“…Time course of symbiotic N2-fixing and photosynthetic activities during vegetative growth from 30 d after plantation until pod set was measured in the CB5 and…”
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Growth and survival of Azospirillum brasilense and Arthrobacter giacomelloi in binary continuous culture by CACCIARI, I., DEL GALLO, M., IPPOLITI, S., LIPPI, D., PIETROSANTI, T., PIETROSANTI, W.

“…Azospirillum brasilense and Arthrobacter giacomelloi were grown in single and mixed succinate-limited continuous cultures at a partial oxygen pressure of 0.01…”
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Influence of substrate composition and flow rate on growth of Azospirillum brasilense Cd in a co-culture with 3 sorghum rhizobacteria by Lippi, Daniela, De Paolis, Maria Rita, Di Mattia, Elena, Pietrosanti, Tito, Cacciari, Isabella

“…The ability of Azospirillum brasilense Cd to colonize the niche occupied by 3 bacterial strains previously isolated from sorghum rhizosphere was studied by…”
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Regulation by ammonium and glucose of by Cacciari, I., Lippi, D., Pietrosanti, T.

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Effect of Rhizobium inoculation on N2-fixing and photosynthetic activities of two cowpea (Vigna unguiculata) genotypes by Lippi, D, Paolis, M.R. de, Osmi, M, Pietrini, F, Pietrosanti, T, Villani, M.C, Massacci, A. (National Research Council, Rome (Italy). Plant Biochemistry and Ecophysiology Inst.)

“…Time course of symbiotic N2-fixing and photosynthetic activities during vegetative growth from 30 d after plantation until pod set was measured in the CB5 and…”
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Regulation by ammonium and glucose of Arthrobacter fluorescens alanine dehydrogenase by Cacciari, I, Lippi, D, Pietrosanti, T

“…Alanine dehydrogenase in Arthrobacter fluorescens exhibited an allosteric behaviour and two Km values for ammonium were estimated. In batch cultures at…”
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Response to oxygen of diazotrophic Azospirillum brasilense - Arthrobacter giacomelloi mixed batch culture by Cacciari, I, Lippi, D, Ippoliti, S, Pietrosanti, T, Pietrosanti, W

“…Azospirillum brasilense and Arthrobacter giacomelloi were grown together in batch culture under different oxygen pressures. The response to oxygen of growth,…”
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Growth and survival ofAzospirillum brasilense andArthrobacter giacomelloi in binary continuous culture by Cacciari, I., Del Gallo, M., Ippoliti, S., Lippi, D., Pietrosanti, T., Pietrosanti, W.

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Ammonium assimilation in an Arthrobacter sp. «fluorescens by CACCIARI, I, LIPPI, D, PIETROSANTI, T, PIETROSANT, W

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Seasonal Trends of Nitrate Reductase, Carboxylating Enzymes, and Water-soluble Proteins in Two Field-grown Cultivars of Triticum by DI MARCO, G., GREGO, S., PIETROSANTI, T., TRICOLI, D.

“…Nitrate reductase, RuDP1 carboxylase, PEP carboxylase, and water-soluble proteins have been studied during the vegetative cycles of one soft and one hard wheat…”
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Seasonal Trends of Nitrate Reductase, Carboxylating Enzymes, and Water-soluble Proteins in Two Field-grown Cultivars of Triticum by DI MARCO, G., GREGO, S., PIETROSANTI, T., TRICOLI, D.

“…Nitrate reductase, RuDP1 carboxylase, PEP carboxylase, and water-soluble proteins have been studied during the vegetative cycles of one soft and one hard wheat…”
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