Diversity of Wild Herbaceous Legumes in Southern Africa, Their Associated Root Nodule Bacteria, and Insect Pests

Biodiversity & Ecology
doi 10.7809/b-e.00332
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University of Hamburg, Biodiversitat, Evolution and Okologie der Pflanzen

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