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Rhizobiales / Soil biology / Microbiology / Rhizobia / Legume / Rhizobium / Diazotroph / Nitrogen fixation / Root nodule / Biology / Nitrogen metabolism / Symbiosis
Date: 2011-09-29 19:37:50
Rhizobiales
Soil biology
Microbiology
Rhizobia
Legume
Rhizobium
Diazotroph
Nitrogen fixation
Root nodule
Biology
Nitrogen metabolism
Symbiosis

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