- this case it is
customary to
mention these species as a
separate genus Parasponia.
Trema orientale is
widely planted for land
reclamation in
southern Asia...
- but only
evolved to full
function in some of them. In addition,
Trema (
Parasponia), a
tropical genus in the
family Cannabaceae, is
unusually able to interact...
-
symbioses the
bacteria are
never released from the
infection thread.
Parasponia, a
tropical genus in the
Cannabaceae is also able to
interact with rhizobia...
- form an
exclusive symbiosis with the
Fabaceae (with the
exception of
Parasponia, the only
genus of the 18
Ulmaceae genera that is
capable of
forming nodules)...
- Gaudich. (6 spp.)
Humulus L.—Hop (3 spp.)
Lozanella Greenm. (2 spp.)
Parasponia Miq. (5–10 spp.)
Pteroceltis Maxim. (1 sp.)
Trema Lour. (12–42 spp.) Cannabaceae...
- (2005). "Root-based N2-fixing symbioses: Legumes,
actinorhizal plants,
Parasponia sp and cycads".
Plant and Soil. 274 (1–2): 51–78. doi:10.1007/s11104-005-5881-5...
- Medicago, Phaseolus, Hibiscus, Cardiospermum, Solanum,
Corchorus and
Parasponia species. It is an
irregular minor pest of mung
beans (Vigna radiata),...
- (2005), "Root-based N2-fixing symbioses: Legumes,
actinorhizal plants,
Parasponia sp. and cycads",
Plant and Soil, 266 (1): 205–230, Bibcode:2005PlSoi.266...
- orb-weaver
sugun Garcinia schraderi sukñam
Papuacedrus papuana sulwal Parasponia rigida sumsum Cercartetus caudatus pygmy possum suosu Macaranga rhodonema...
- an
endosymbiotic nitrogen fixing ****ociation with
roots of
legumes and
Parasponia.
Martinus Beijerinck in the
Netherlands was the
first to
isolate and cultivate...
