Rhizobia interact symbiotically with leguminous plants by inducing nitrogen-fixing nodules on the roots. Some plants of the genus Aeschynomene, encountered in waterlogged soils or riverbanks, have the peculiar property of forming stem nodules. This very unusual behavior among leguminous plants is shared only with a few species of the genera Sesbania, Neptunia, and Discolobium. — BTO
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Source attestations
Each upstream vocabulary's own account of this habitat. Assertion
counts are per-source units and are not comparable across sources —
GOLD counts organisms, BacDive strains, PREGO taxa.
What each upstream vocabulary says about this habitat
Source
Label / path
Assertions
Unit
PREGO
stem nodule
2
TAXON
Associated taxa
Taxa reported from this habitat, which is weaker than being
characteristic of it. rank is out of pool: a high rank in a
pool of thousands of near-tied scores is a weak claim. Entries corroborated by a
second, independent source are listed first.
Taxa reported from this habitat
Taxon
Source
Rank
Pool
Corroborated
Bradyrhizobium sp. ORS 278NCBITaxon:114615
PREGO
1
2
Azorhizobium caulinodans ORS 571NCBITaxon:438753
PREGO
2
2
Also called
stem nodular — PREGO
stem nodules — PREGO
Provenance
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