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Bacteroid may
refer to: Bacteroides, a
genus of Gram-negative, rod-shaped
bacteria Bacteroid a
differentiated symbiotic form of the nitrogen-fixing bacteria...
- and
begin terminally differentiating into symbiotic, nitrogen-fixing
bacteroids. Zone III—the
nitrogen fixation zone. Each cell in this zone contains...
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Rhizobia bacteroids and plants. The
plant provides amino acids to the
bacteroids so
ammonia ****imilation is not
required and the
bacteroids p**** amino...
- legume, SNF
takes place in
specialized organs called nodules which contain bacteroids, or
nitrogen fixing rhizobia. The
induction of nodule-specific
plant genes...
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rhizobium that
differentiates into a
bacteroid. However, in some
cases a
symbiosome may
house several bacteroids. The
symbiosome membrane, or peribacteroid...
- symbiosis. This high-magnification
image shows part of a cell with
single bacteroids within their host plant. In this image,
endoplasmic reticulum, dictysome...
- emergence.
Inside the nodule, the
bacteria differentiate morphologically into
bacteroids and fix
atmospheric nitrogen into
ammonium using the
enzyme nitrogenase...
- symbiosis. This high
magnification image shows part of a cell with
single bacteroids within their symbiosomes Scientific classification Domain:
Bacteria Phylum:...
- symbiosis. This high
magnification image shows part of a cell with
single bacteroid (bacterium-like cell or
modified bacterial cell)
within their symbiosomes...
- the
nodule primordium where the
rhizobia infect and
differentiate into
bacteroids and fix nitrogen.
Activation of
adjacent middle cortex cells leads to...
