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ULTRASTRUCTURAL ASPECTS OF ENDOMYCORRHIZAS IN THE ERICACEAE II.
New Phytologist, 1981SummaryThe endomycorrhizal infection in Vaccinium myrtillus is limited to the cortical cells of the fine hair roots; the fungi responsible have simple septa with associated Woronin bodies (Ascomycetes). Hyphae penetrating into cells are surrounded by a layer of inner host wall material which diminishes with intracellular development of the fungus.
Bonfante-Fasolo, P. +2 more
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Ecto- and Endomycorrhizae of Arctic Plants at Barrow, Alaska
1978The increased growth and dependence of many green plants on the presence of mycorrhizae has long been known and appreciated by biologists (Marks and Kozlowski, 1973). The early research dealt with ectomycorrhizal fungi and a series of experiments clearly indicated that greater uptake of nitrogen and phosphorus from infertile soils occurred when ...
O. K. Miller, G. A. Laursen
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Vesicular-Arbuscular Endomycorrhizae as Determinants for Plant Growth and Survival
1989Abstract Research has shown that vesicular-arbuscular (VA) endomycorrhizal associations formed by over 80% of plant species must be considered as an integral part of plants and as important determinants for plant growth and survival in many ecosystems.
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ENDOMYCORRHIZAE INFLUENCE GROWTH OF BLACKGUM SEEDLINGS IN FLOODED SOILS
American Journal of Botany, 1980Nyssa sylvatica seedlings grown for a year under flooded conditions established endomycorrhizal associations with Glomus mosseae. Lowland ecotypes with endomycorrhizae showed a significant increase in biomass over non‐mycorrhizal controls; the greatest difference was in aboveground biomass. Upland ecotypes survived flooding poorly and established fewer
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Protein activities as potential markers of functional endomycorrhizas in plants
1992International ...
Gianinazzi, Silvio +3 more
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