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Serological Groups of Rhizobium juponicum Recovered from Nodules of Soybeans (Glycine max) in Field Soils¹

Synopsis: Groupings of isolates indicated a different population of bacteria in the nodules of plants grown in different soils. In 5 of 6 soils, 49 to 82% of the isolates were of 1 or 2 predominant groups with the predominant groups differing among soils. Populations of bacteria in nodules of greenhouse and field plants grown in a given soil were essentially the same.

² Research Agronomist and Bacteriologist.

Received for publication September 17, 1962.