Biomics

Main historical moments of appearance and improvement of systematics of root nodule bacteria are briefly elucidated. The current state of taxonomy of these bacteria is shown. Some attention paid to biovars nodule bacteria. Several cases of revealing of new bacteria in nodules of leguminous plants are descibed. The list of references consists of 191 papers.

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