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The level of glutathione was investigated in the roots of tomato ( Solanum lycopersicum  L.) plants transgenic by genes  psl  and  rapA1  in the presence of a microsymbiont of leguminous plants  Rhizobium leguminosarum  VSy3. The plants transformed with gene  psl  showed a greater bacterial adhesion than the plants transformed with gene  rapA1,  which positively correlated with growth parameters of plants. Treatment with rhizobia elevated the content of glutathione in the roots of wild type plants three times, 4.7 times in the roots of plants transformed with gene  rapA1 , and more than five times in the plants transgenic by gene  psl . The obtained results suggest that the level of glutathione in the roots may serve as a marker of efficiency of artificial symbiotic systems produced de novo .

Glutathione Status in the Roots of Tomato Plants Transgenic by Genes psl and rapA1 in the Presence of Rhizobium leguminosarum