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Conjugative transfer of chromosomal genes between fluorescent pseudomonads in the rhizosphere of wheat

Troxler et al., 1997

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7150887675237531733
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Troxler J
Azelvandre P
Zala M
Defago G
Haas D
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Applied and Environmental Microbiology

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Bacteria released in large numbers for biocontrol or bioremediation purposes might exchange genes with other microorganisms. Two model systems were designed to investigate the likelihood of such an exchange and some factors which govern the …
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