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Адаптивная и прогрессивная эволюциярастительно-микробного симбиоза

Адаптивная и прогрессивная эволюциярастительно-микробного симбиоза

Abstract

In N2-fixing symbionts of leguminous plants (rhizobia) evolution of the host-beneficial (“altruistic”) traits occurs in populations colonizing the subcellular compartments in nodules (infection threads, symbiosomes). These compartments are developed as a result of partners’ coevolution related to complications of trophic and regulatory interactions elevating the ecological efficiency of symbiosis. Their analysis enables us to study correlations between genetic mechanisms of adaptive and progressive symbiosis evolution which remain obscure in free-living organisms

У N2-фиксирующих симбионтов бобовых растений (ризобий) эволюция полезных для хозяина(«альтруистических») признаков происходит в популяциях, колонизирующих субклеточные компартменты клубеньков (инфекционные нити, симбиосомы). Эти компартменты возникают в результате коэволюции партнеров, которая связана с усложнением трофических и регуляторных взаимодействий, определяющих экологическую эффективность симбиоза. Их анализ позволяет изучать соотношение механизмов адаптивной и прогрессивной эволюции симбиоза, которое остается неясным для свободно-живущих организмов

Keywords

РАСТИТЕЛЬНО-МИКРОБНЫЕ ВЗАИМОДЕЙСТВИЯ, СИМБИОТИЧЕСКАЯ ФИКСАЦИЯ N2, БОБОВЫЕ РАСТЕНИЯ, КЛУБЕНЬКОВЫЕ БАКТЕРИИ (РИЗОБИИ), МАКРОИ МИКРОЭВОЛЮЦИЯ (ПРОГРЕССИВНАЯ И АДАПТИВНАЯ ЭВОЛЮЦИЯ), ЭФФЕКТИВНОСТЬ, СПЕЦИФИЧНОСТЬ И ЦЕЛОСТНОСТЬ СИМБИОЗА, ROOT NODULE BACTERIA (RHIZOBIUM), MACROAND MICROEVOLUTION (PROGRESSIVE AND ADAPTIVE EVOLUTION)

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