sym genes of Rhizobium galegae can form an effective symbiosis

The effect of soil moisture on consumptive water-use efficiency, root development, and growth components of alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.).

Abstract: Plants supply technology with a green style for making nano-metals. The present article is an experimental trail for synthesis of silver nanoparticles by secretions from Medicago sativa callus. Hypocotylsderived cultured tissues are initiated and then sub-cultured on MS medium

Abstract Alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.)

Abstract Medicago Sativa, also known as fodder for animals, has the propriety to increase the content of organic substance from the soil. After the biological, chemical and biochemical research on this plant, there was found an important/significant content of nutritive substances necessary

ABSTRACT: Madicago sativa Linn, commonly known as ‘Alfalfa’, is a tonic plant rich in proteins, minerals, enzymes and vitamins, Bulk quantity of the whole plant is required in the pharmaceutical industries especially in homoecopathic pharmacies, Hence, there is a great need to cultivate this plant

Abstract A study was conducted to evaluate the variation and expand the existing and limiting nutritive value database of Medicago sativa L. hay (168 near-infrared reflectance spectroscopy spectrally selected samples) in South Africa. The highest moisture content recorded (140 g/kg) was safely

The establishment and growth of ‘Stamina 5 ’ lucerne (Medicago sativa) seed sown with three inoculant carriers (ALOSCA®, coated, and peat slurry treated) or as bare seed (control) on five dates (21 October 2010,

well. Results indicated that the adsorption capacity of selected biomass for the binary mixture was always lower than that for the single component system. The adsorption isotherm of selected metals on Medicago sativa in a single system was tested using two isotherm models. Both the Langmuir

DNA markers linked to yield, yield components, and morphological