Plant species richness with field age

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Type III/Type IV secretion systems play a major role in transfer of bacterial Nod factor in plant cell. 

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The binding of Nod factors to the Nod factor receptors (NFRs), which contain extracellular LysM motifs, initiates an interaction with the conserved SYMRK receptor-like kinases containing a leucine-rich repeat (LRR) domain.

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The interaction between NFR and SYMRK initiates calcium spiking in the nucleus, presumably via a second messenger molecule.

Core symbiotic genes are activated.

Cytokinin signaling is initiated.

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Root hair cellular responses to bacterial Nod factor

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Plant genes expressed early, or in the absence of bacterial infection, are termed “early nodulins” or ENOD

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Three factors are important in maintaining low O2 concentrations in nodules. 

First, entry of O2 into the nodule is controlled by a variable‐permeability barrier in the nodule parenchyma