Symbiotic responses of <i>Lotus japonicus</i> to two isogenic lines of a mycorrhizal fungus differing in the presence/absence of an endobacterium
Francesco Venice(Torino e-district), Paola Bonfante(University of Turin), Alessandra Salvioli di Fossalunga(University of Turin), Guido Domingo(University of Insubria), Angela Amoresano(Istituto Nazionale Biostrutture e Biosistemi), Luisa Lanfranco(University of Turin), Candida Vannini(University of Insubria), Matteo Chialva(University of Turin), Stefano Ghignone(Institute for Sustainable Plant Protection), Andrea Carpentieri(University of Naples Federico II), Mara Novero(5T Torino (Italy))
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