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Re: [permaculture] is honey locust a nitrogen fixer?
- From: Toby Hemenway <toby@patternliteracy.com>
- To: permaculture list <permaculture@lists.ibiblio.org>
- Subject: Re: [permaculture] is honey locust a nitrogen fixer?
- Date: Wed, 29 Dec 2004 12:37:32 -0800
Lisa wrote:
>> Checked the origin of my info and it's Toby too (post of 4/20/04):
>> he quotes the book "The Leguminosae" (O.N. Allen).
Allen cites a number of studies that show that Gleditsia exudes substances
from its roots that inhibit the formation of N-fixing bacterial nodules, and
that also prevent the nodules from penetrating root-hair walls, which is
necessary for the symbiotic relationship to develop. No nodules, no
nitrogen. A few studies conflict with this and calim that nodulation can be
forced in the lab, but apparently no one has found nodules in the wild
plant.
Toby
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[permaculture] Background on invasives,
Bart Anderson, 12/29/2004
- RE: [permaculture] Background on invasives, ontignano, 12/29/2004
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[permaculture] is honey locust a nitrogen fixer?,
Paul Wheaton, 12/29/2004
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Re: [permaculture] is honey locust a nitrogen fixer?,
Lisa MacIver, 12/29/2004
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Re: [permaculture] is honey locust a nitrogen fixer?,
Paul Wheaton, 12/29/2004
- Re: [permaculture] is honey locust a nitrogen fixer?, Toby Hemenway, 12/29/2004
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Re: [permaculture] is honey locust a nitrogen fixer?,
Paul Wheaton, 12/29/2004
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Re: [permaculture] is honey locust a nitrogen fixer?,
Lisa MacIver, 12/29/2004
- RE: [permaculture] Background on invasives, Golden Love, 12/29/2004
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: [permaculture] Background on invasives, Marimike6, 12/29/2004
- Re: [permaculture] Background on invasives, Marimike6, 12/29/2004
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