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Armillaria jezoensis, a new symbiont of Galeola septentrionalis (Orchidaceae)in Hokkaido

Joo Young, Tsuneo Igarashi

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Nine Armillaria isolates obtained from the roots of Galeola septentrionalis in Hokkaido were identified as A. jezoensis by means of mating tests. Cultures of these isolates were similar in colony morphology, mycelial growth and rhizomorph formation on each of malt extract-dextrose agar (MDA), potato-dextrose agar (PDA), and G, septentrionalis root extractdextrose agar (GDA) media, showing better mycelial growth and rhizomorph formation on GDA medium.

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Key concepts: Armillaria, Biology, Orchidaceae, Mycelium, Botany, Agar, Potato dextrose agar, Bacteria