Words and phrases that have a meaning related to rhizobium: (144 results)
Often used in the same context:
plastids, hydrolase, peroxidase, urease, nitrogenous, corynebacterium, mycorrhiza, transferase, synthetase, glycoside, glucosides, enterotoxin, lyase, trypanosome, xylan, versicolor, subsp, nadph, agrobacterium, arabinose, saccharomyces, pyrophosphate, hydroperoxide, carboxylase, cyclase, cytochrome, hydrogenase, oxidase, diphosphate, reductase, pyrimidines, operon, tocopherol, nitrogenase, cellulase, sativum, bacteroides, dehydrogenase, exotoxin, cytidine, saccharomyces cerevisiae, chloroplast, spermine, hemolymph, triphosphate, microorganism, monosaccharide, streptomyces, deaminase, tungstate, hexose, esterase, escherichia, glycopeptide, xenopus laevis, genus plasmodium, asparagine, eicosanoid, isoenzymes, mononuclear, mucin, erythrocytes, dipeptide, cytochrome c, ouabain, proteinaceous, lactone, dermatophyte, proteinase, allantoin, arsenite, staphylococci, malate, succinate, polypeptide, replicon, anabaena, plasmodium, amylose, uracil, cytotoxin, oxacillin, haemagglutinin, nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, saponins, tetramer, peroxidation, plasminogen activator, albicans, anthraquinone, sporulation, putrescine, monophosphate, lectin, supernatant, isoprenoid, rhizosphere, phenanthrene, ascaris, glycolipids, endonuclease, bilayers, rhizobia, bacteriophage, biomarkers, coli, inocula, legumes, microorganisms, plasmids, protozoan, spirochetes, symbioses, allergens, antibiotics, anticonvulsants, antisera, antitoxins, bacteriophages, bilateral, chemical, clones, fungus, microbe, legume, mycorrhizal, mutualistic, parasite, pathogen, allelic, ectomycorrhizal, endophyte, herbivore, hostparasite, offspring, parasitoid, reinforcer, symbiont, antitoxin, bidirectional, biotrophic, coevolutionary
More general:
bacteria genus
Synonyms:
Also try:genus rhizobium
— Adjectives for rhizobium: legume, symbiotic, bacteria, growing, living, bacterial, appropriate, effective, ineffective, specific, single, more...
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