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. 1983 Jan;153(1):527-31.
doi: 10.1128/jb.153.1.527-531.1983.

Heat curing of a sym plasmid in a fast-growing Rhizobium sp. that is able to nodulate legumes and the nonlegume Parasponia sp

N A Morrison, C Y Hau, M J Trinick, J Shine, B G Rolfe

Heat curing of a sym plasmid in a fast-growing Rhizobium sp. that is able to nodulate legumes and the nonlegume Parasponia sp

N A Morrison et al. J Bacteriol. 1983 Jan.

Abstract

Genes involved in nodulation of both legumes and the nonlegume Parasponia sp., as well as nitrogenase genes, reside on a large plasmid in a fast-growing Rhizobium sp. from Lablab purpureus. This plasmid can be cured by incubation at elevated temperatures and can be mobilized by the P1 group plasmid RP1::Tn501.

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