Root-Determined Hypernodulation Mutant of Lotus japonicus Shows High-Yielding Characteristics

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• Here we report the phenotypic characteristics of a novel hypernodulation mutant, Ljrdh1 (root-determined hypernodulation 1) of Lotus japonicus. At 12 weeks after rhizobial inoculation, there were no differences between the growth of Ljrdh1 and, wild-type. However, Ljrdh1 showed 2 to 3 times higher nitrogen-fixing activity, and seed and pod yields, were approximately 50% higher than the wild-type. This is the first report of a legume hypernodulation mutant showing normal growth and a high-yielding characteristic under optimal cultivation conditions.

• 社団法人 日本農芸化学会の論文
• 2009-07-23

著者

• Oyaizu Hiroshi

  Department Of Applied Biological Chemistry Division Of Agriculture And Life Sciences The University

• Oyaizu Hiroshi

  Graduate School Of Agricultural And Life Sciences The University Of Tokyo

• Ishikawa Kaori

  Biotechnology Research Center University Of Tokyo

• Oyaizu Hiroshi

  Biotechnology Research Center University Of Tokyo

• Oyaizu Hiroshi

  Department Of Global Agricultural Science Graduate School Of Agricultural And Life Sciences The Univ

• Aono Toshihiro

  Biotechnology Research Center University Of Tokyo

• Yokota Keisuke

  Biotechnology Research Center, University of Tokyo

• Li Yong

  Biotechnology Research Center, University of Tokyo

• Hisatomi Masahiro

  Biotechnology Research Center, University of Tokyo

• WANG Yanxu

  Biotechnology Research Center, University of Tokyo

• LIU Chi-Te

  Biotechnology Research Center, University of Tokyo

• SUZUKI Shino

  Biotechnology Research Center, University of Tokyo

• AONUMA Kho

  Biotechnology Research Center, University of Tokyo

• NAKAMOTO Tomomi

  Graduate School of Agriculture and Life Sciences, University of Tokyo

• Suzuki Shino

  Biotechnology Research Center University Of Tokyo

• Liu Chi-te

  Biotechnology Research Center University Of Tokyo

• Wang Yanxu

  Biotechnology Research Center University Of Tokyo

• Suzuki Shinji

  Biotechnology Research Center University Of Tokyo

• Oyaizu H

  Biotechnology Research Center University Of Tokyo

• Nakamoto Tomomi

  Graduate School Of Agricultural And Life Sciences The University Of Tokyo

• Nakamoto Tomomi

  Graduate School Of Agriculture And Life Sciences University Of Tokyo

• Li Yong

  Biotechnology Research Center University Of Tokyo

• Yokota Keisuke

  Biotechnology Research Center University Of Tokyo

• Aonuma Kho

  Biotechnology Research Center University Of Tokyo

• Hisatomi Masahiro

  Biotechnology Research Center University Of Tokyo

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