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The ten gentopyes of sugar beet were grown in sand culture supplied with nutrient solution Reid-York without nitrogen. The plants were inoculated with 20 Azotobacter strains. After 30 days the dry matter mass of shoot of root, concentrations and contents of nitrogen were determined. The results show that the obtained effect considerably depended upon the relationships between a certain genotype and bacteria strain.
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Sarić M.R., Sarić Zora, Govedarica M. (1987) ‘Specific relations between some strains of diazotrophs and corn hybrid’, Plant and Soil 99, 147–162.
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Sarić, M., Zora, S., Krstić, B. (1991). Specific Responses of Azotobacter Strains and Sugar Beet Genotypes. In: Polsinelli, M., Materassi, R., Vincenzini, M. (eds) Nitrogen Fixation. Developments in Plant and Soil Sciences, vol 48. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-3486-6_69
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