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2021
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Transformation racinaire de luzerne tronquée, "Medicago truncatula", cultivée in vitro. Cette plante légumineuse interagit avec les bactéries rhizobia du sol. Ces interactions mènent à la formation de nodules racinaires qui hébergent les bactéries, et permettent à la plante d’acquérir l'azote, un nutriment essentiel pour leur croissance. En agriculture, cela représente un intérêt particulier pour réduire les apports d'engrais azotés.
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2021
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