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2000
Since the last update on the physiology of mycorrhiza (Agerer 1993) there has been considerable progress in the investigation of plant-fungus interaction. This comes mainly from increased use of biochemical and molecular techniques. Within this period also a considerable number of reviews and books treating this topic have appeared.
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Since the last update on the physiology of mycorrhiza (Agerer 1993) there has been considerable progress in the investigation of plant-fungus interaction. This comes mainly from increased use of biochemical and molecular techniques. Within this period also a considerable number of reviews and books treating this topic have appeared.
Thomas Wallenda +2 more
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Liquorice–Mycorrhiza Interactions
2017In China, liquorice is regarded as a superior balancing or harmonizing agent. It finds its way in several herbal supplements, it is used as an important food additive and in making candy as well as other confectionary stuff. The widespread use of this botanical supplement has thus lead to the large-scale farming of this crop.
Altay, Volkan +3 more
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2000
Symbiosis means living together. This association has evolved and has been inherited over the generation as it provides selective advantage to the super-organism. The symbionts in general are nutritional symbionts show a kind of mutualistic association in which the plant provides the carbohydrate skeletons in turn the symbiont enables the plant to have
K. G. Mukerji +2 more
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Symbiosis means living together. This association has evolved and has been inherited over the generation as it provides selective advantage to the super-organism. The symbionts in general are nutritional symbionts show a kind of mutualistic association in which the plant provides the carbohydrate skeletons in turn the symbiont enables the plant to have
K. G. Mukerji +2 more
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Interactions between a mycorrhiza helper bacterium and arbuscular mycorrhizas
2009International ...
Pivato, Barbara +4 more
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Evolution of mycorrhiza systems
Naturwissenschaften, 2000Most terrestrial plants live in mutualistic symbiosis with root-infecting mycorrhizal fungi. Fossil records and molecular clock dating suggest that all extant land plants have arisen from an ancestral arbuscular mycorrhizal condition. Arbuscular mycorrhizas evolved concurrently with the first colonisation of land by plants some 450-500 million years ...
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Mycorrhizae in crop production
2007International ...
Hamelin, Chantal, Plenchette, Christian
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