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Iron-regulated metabolites of plant growth-promoting Pseudomonas fluorescens WCS374: their role in induced systemic resistance

Djavaheri, 2007

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Djavaheri M
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Iron is essential for the growth of almost all organisms but, in many environments, the amount of free iron is below 10–7 M, the concentration required by most bacteria for growth (Ratledge and Dover 2000). Bacteria have developed several strategies for the acquisition …
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