1. An update on research on Frankia and actinorhizal plants on the occasion of the 18th meeting of the Frankia-actinorhizal plants symbiosis

   • Claudine Franche
   • Philippe Normand
   • Didier Bogusz

   EditorialNotes 01 July 2016 Pages: 1 - 4

2. Genomic approaches toward understanding the actinorhizal symbiosis: an update on the status of the Frankia genomes

   • Louis S. Tisa
   • Rediet Oshone
   • Maher Gtari

   OriginalPaper 12 March 2016 Pages: 5 - 16

   

3. Tolerance to environmental stress by the nitrogen-fixing actinobacterium Frankia and its role in actinorhizal plants adaptation

   • Mariama Ngom
   • Rediet Oshone
   • Antony Champion

   OriginalPaper 01 April 2016 Pages: 17 - 29

4. Comprehensive identification of 5-methylcytosines in Frankia genomes

   • Ken-ichi Kucho
   • Toshihito Kamiharai

   OriginalPaper 13 February 2016 Pages: 31 - 36

   

5. Organic acids metabolism in Frankia alni

   • Lorena Carro
   • Tomas Persson
   • Philippe Normand

   OriginalPaper 05 April 2016 Pages: 37 - 48

   

6. Comparative genomics of Prauserella sp. Am3, an actinobacterium isolated from root nodules of Alnus nepalensis in India

   • Debadin Bose
   • Indrani Sarkar
   • Arnab Sen

   OriginalPaper 02 April 2016 Pages: 49 - 58

   

7. Comparative analysis of metabolic machinery of Frankia along with other selected actinobacteria

   • Subarna Thakur
   • Arnab Sen

   OriginalPaper 05 May 2016 Pages: 59 - 68

   

8. Characterization of PAS domains in Frankia and selected Actinobacteria and their possible interaction with other co-domains for environmental adaptation

   • Indrani Sarkar
   • Philippe Normand
   • Arnab Sen

   OriginalPaper 08 May 2016 Pages: 69 - 78

   

9. Symbiotic ability of diverse Frankia strains on Casuarina glauca plants in hydroponic conditions

   • Mariama Ngom
   • Nathalie Diagne
   • Mame Ourèye Sy

   OriginalPaper 02 December 2015 Pages: 79 - 86

   

10. Comparative metabolomics of root nodules infected with Frankia sp. strains and uninfected roots from Alnus glutinosa and Casuarina cunninghamiana reflects physiological integration

    • James M. Brooks
    • David R. Benson

    OriginalPaper 22 January 2016 Pages: 87 - 96

    

11. Erratum to: Comparative metabolomics of root nodules infected with Frankia sp. strains and uninfected roots from Alnus glutinosa and Casuarina cunninghamiana reflects physiological integration

    • James M. Brooks
    • David R. Benson

    Erratum 21 April 2016 Pages: 97 - 99

    

12. Biotechnological strategies for studying actinorhizal symbiosis in Casuarinaceae: transgenesis and beyond

    • Emilie Froussart
    • Chonglu Zhong
    • Claudine Franche

    Review article 18 March 2016 Pages: 101 - 109

    

13. An integrated approach to understand the mechanisms underlying salt stress tolerance in Casuarina glauca and its relation with nitrogen-fixing Frankia Thr

    • Ana I. Ribeiro-Barros
    • Mário da Costa
    • José C. Ramalho

    ReviewPaper 20 February 2016 Pages: 111 - 116

    

14. Intraspecies variation in sodium partitioning, potassium and proline accumulation under salt stress in Casuarina equisetifolia Forst

    • R. K. Selvakesavan
    • N. N. Dhanya
    • M. Nambiar-Veetil

    OriginalPaper 07 June 2016 Pages: 117 - 127

    

15. Influence of salt stress on inoculated Casuarina glauca seedlings

    • Samira R. Mansour
    • Khalid Abdel-lateif
    • Claudine Franche

    OriginalPaper 08 June 2016 Pages: 129 - 138

    

16. Cloning, overexpression and functional characterization of a class III chitinase from Casuarina glauca nodules

    • Inês Graça
    • Jingsi Liang
    • Alice S. Pereira

    OriginalPaper 09 April 2016 Pages: 139 - 148

    

17. The N-metabolites of roots and actinorhizal nodules from Alnus glutinosa and Datisca glomerata: can D. glomerata change N-transport forms when nodulated?

    • Tomas Persson
    • Thanh Van Nguyen
    • Katharina Pawlowski

    OriginalPaper 29 April 2016 Pages: 149 - 157

    

18. Phytometabolomic fingerprinting of selected actinorhizal fruits popularly consumed in North-East India

    • Pallab Kar
    • Priyankar Dey
    • Arnab Sen

    OriginalPaper 10 May 2016 Pages: 159 - 168

    

19. In silico exploration of cyclooxygenase inhibitory activity of natural compounds found in Myrica nagi using LC-MS

    • Sushil Kumar Middha
    • Arvind Kumar Goyal
    • Talambedu Usha

    OriginalPaper 21 May 2016 Pages: 169 - 178

    

20. Evaluation of antioxidative, analgesic and anti-inflammatory activities of methanolic extract of Myrica nagi leaves - an animal model approach

    • Sushil Kumar Middha
    • Talambedu Usha
    • Arvind Kumar Goyal

    OriginalPaper 17 May 2016 Pages: 179 - 184