Biopolym. Cell. 2001; 17(1):20-28.
http://dx.doi.org/10.7124/bc.00059A
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Молекулярно-генетичні аспекти зовнішньої та внутрішньої колонізації рослин корисними бактеріями
1Козировська Н. О.
  1. Інститут молекулярної біології і генетики НАН України
    Вул. Академіка Заболотного, 150, Київ, Україна, 03680

Abstract

Колонізація рослин корисними бактеріями є необхідною умовою успішного використання мікро­біологічних біопрепаратів, тому механізми взаємодії бактерій з рослинами (колонізація) вивча­ються на всіх рівнях, у тому числі молекулярному. Характеристики бактерій, які визначають їхню ризосферну компетентність (рухливість, швидкість росту, самозабезпечуваність аміно­кислотами, вітамінами, органічними кислотами та іншими чинниками живлення), надають їм перевагу в конкурентній боротьбі за виживання в ризосфері. Певну роль у процесі взаємодії бактерій з рослиною відіграють екзополісахариди та ліпополісахариди. В огляді наведено інфор­мацію щодо стану вивчення генетичної детермінації та регуляції чинників, які беруть участь у ризосферній та ендофітній колонізації перспективними для практики бактеріями.
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