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Line 19: </ref> Leghemoglobin maintains a free oxygen concentration that is low enough to allow nitrogenase to function, but a high enough total oxygen concentration (free and bound to leghemoglobin) for aerobic respiration. Leghemoglobin falls into the class of '''symbiotic globins''', which also include the root nodules globins of [[actinorhizal plant]]s such as ''[[Casuarina]]''. The ''Casuarina'' symbiotic globin is intermediate between leghemoglobin and nonsymbiotic phytoglobin-2.<ref name="~~Becana~~phytoglobin" /><ref name="Hill16">{{cite journal\|authors=Hill R., Hargrove M. S., Arredondo-Peter R\|title= Phytoglobin: a novel nomenclature for plant globins accepted by the globin community at the 2014 XVIII conference on Oxygen-Binding and Sensing Proteins \|journal=F1000Research\|date=2016\|volume=5\|page=212\|doi=10.12688/f1000research.8133.1\|pmid= 26998237 \|pmc= 4792203 }}</ref> == Structure ==

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