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1991 Upper Buford Circle
St Paul, MN 55406

 
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Strain Collection

Chamaecrista fasciculata (Partridge pea)

  • 75 strains
  • Most effective strains identified in growth chamber, greenhouse and field studies: UMR6404, UMR6437
Chamaecrista fasciculata

Strains of rhizobia for C.fasciculata, derive mainly from the Agassiz Dunes, Ana Gronseth, Bluestem, Chippewa, Helen Allison Savanna, Kellogg-Weaver Dunes, Pankratz, and Roscoe prairies. Descriptions of these sites are available though the Minnesota DNR- Scientific and Natural Areas.
RRL Strain Collection

Amorpha canescens
(Lead plant)

Astragalus canadensis
(Canadian milk vetch)

Chamaecrista fasciculata
(Partridge pea)

Coronilla varia
(Crown vetch)

Dalea purpurea / D.candida
(Purple and white prairie clover)

Desmodium canadense
(Showy tick trefoil)

Desmanthus illinoense
(Illinois bundle flower)

Glycine max
(Soybean)

Glycyrrhiza lepidota
(Wild licorice)

Lespedeza capitata
(Round headed bush clover)

Lupinus
spp. (Lupin)

Onobrychis
spp. (Sainfoin)

Phaseolus vulgaris
(Common bean)

Pisum sativum (Pea) / Vicia (Vetch)

Trifolium ambiguum
(Kura clover)

 

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