Rhizobium–legume nodulation¶
Long, S. R. (1989). Rhizobium–legume nodulation: Life together in the underground. Cell, 56(2), 203-214.
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Primes¶
- Symbiosis
- Obligacy: highly asymmetric — most developers are obligate on a specific platform (few alternatives at that scale) while the platform is facultative (many developers exist, none is irreplaceable individually); the same asymmetry-of-need pattern is the structural core of the legume–rhizobium nodulation system Long (1989) dissects, where each plant cell makes a comparable accommodation to a microbial partner whose loss the plant cannot easily replace.
This sourceMolecular-scale account of the legume–rhizobium nitrogen-fixation symbiosis, including the asymmetric specialization and signaling required to sustain the partnership; biological analogue for the asymmetric-obligacy pattern in platform–developer systems.
- Obligacy: highly asymmetric — most developers are obligate on a specific platform (few alternatives at that scale) while the platform is facultative (many developers exist, none is irreplaceable individually); the same asymmetry-of-need pattern is the structural core of the legume–rhizobium nodulation system Long (1989) dissects, where each plant cell makes a comparable accommodation to a microbial partner whose loss the plant cannot easily replace.
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