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mesorhizobial strains nodulating anagyris latifolia and lotus berthelotii in tamadaya ravine (tenerife, canary islands) are two symbiovars of the same species, mesorhizobium tamadayense sp. nov.barranco de tamadaya is a deep ravine located in southern tenerife, which is included within a protected area where several endemic plants grow. among them, two legumes are catalogued as critically endangered, anagyris latifolia and lotus berthelotii. rhizobial strains isolated from their root nodules grown in soil samples from this ravine harboured symbiotic genes belonging to two distant symbiovars, but they shared identical 16s rrna gene sequences (rrs). the phylogeny based on the rrs sequenc ...201222749782
study on the formation and transport of ozone in relation to the air quality management and vegetation protection in tenerife (canary islands).an experimental study on the formation and transport of ozone in ambient air was performed in tenerife (canary islands) in order to investigate the processes affecting ozone levels and air quality. the special features of tenerife (prevalence of the trade wind pattern (ne), orography and the specific location of the local ozone sources) permit to quantify the role of the 'long-range transport from northern latitudes' versus the 'formation and transport of ozone downwind of the main urban areas' ...200415276729
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