Development and structure of ineffective nodules in some leguminous weeds

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The structure and development of the ineffective nodules ofTephrosia apollinea, Trigonella polycerata, Vicia hirsuta andV. sativa have been studied and discussed.

Keywords Tephrosia apollinea - Trigonella polycerata - Vicia hirsuta - V. sativa - ineffective nodules - root hair - nodule meristem - bacteroid zone - vascular bundle - nodule cortex

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