MAY I be allowed to direct attention to two errors in Mr. Hall's letter in NATURE of December 23, 1909?

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The result? The bacteria got fat and happy but stopped fixing nitrogen, leaving the plant without its much-needed nutrient boost. For over a century, the Casparian strip has been known as the root’s ...

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"Some bacteria are able to make their own fertilizer ... Similar development and eventual adoption of crops with nitrogen-fixing abilities would play a significant role in transitioning ...

Bacteria growing inside these nodules are ... yield is limited by photosynthetic rates when the plant is also fixing its own nitrogen is just incorrect,” he said. The usual signal of nitrogen ...

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Scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Plant Breeding Research, the University of Cologne, and the University of Copenhagen have uncovered a hidden talent of the Casparian strip—a root structure ...