FJ Bergersen, DJ Goodchild
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Soybean root nodule tissues contain many interconnected gas-filled intercellular spaces. They have been studied, in fresh and embedded tissue during the development and functional life of the nodules, by light and electron microscopy.
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Soybean root nodule tissues contain many interconnected gas-filled intercellular spaces. They have been studied, in fresh and embedded tissue during the development and functional life of the nodules, by light and electron microscopy.
Key concepts: Biological sciences, Root nodule, Biology, Aeration, Nodule (geology), Botany, Biotechnology, Ecology