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New Zealand became geographically isolated about 80 million years ago and this separation gave rise to a unique native flora including four genera of legume,  Carmichaelia ,  Clianthus  and  Montigena  in the Carmichaelinae clade, tribe Galegeae, and  Sophora , tribe Sophoreae, sub-family Papilionoideae. Ten bacterial strains isolated from NZ Carmichaelinae growing in natural ecosystems grouped close to the  Mesorhizobium huakuii  type strain in relation to their 16S rRNA and  nifH  gene sequences. However, the ten strains separated into four groups on the basis of their  recA  and  glnII  sequences: all groups were clearly distinct from all  Mesorhizobium  type strains. The ten strains separated into two groups on the basis of their  nodA  sequences but grouped closely together in relation to  nodC  sequences; all  nodA  and  nodC  sequences were novel. Seven strains selected and the  M. huakuii  type strain (isolated from  Astragalus sinicus ) produced functional nodules on  Carmichaelia  spp.,  Clianthus puniceus  and  A. sinicus  but did not nodulate two  Sophora  species. We conclude that rhizobia closely related to  M. huakuii  on the basis of 16S rRNA and  nifH  gene sequences, but with variable  recA  and  glnII  genes and novel  nodA  and  nodC  genes, are common symbionts of NZ  Carmichaelinae .

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Rhizobia with 16S rRNA and nifH Similar to Mesorhizobium huakuii but Novel recA, glnII, nodA and nodC Genes Are Symbionts of New Zealand Carmichaelinae