Ecological research on Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi from the rhizospere of Caragana korshinskii in Northwest arid region
Xueli He
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Xueli He
Abstract
In this investigation we separated 12 AMF species of 4 genera,among which 6 species belong to Glomus,3 species belong to Acaulospora,1 species belongs to Gigaspora,and 2 species belong to Scutellospora.G.constrictum and G.mosseae are dominate species.The total colonization is up to 59.98% and the average spore density is 830.59/100 g soil.The speices and ecological distribution of AM fungi in different sites are notably different.The spore density has a positive correlation with hypha and total colonization rate;moreover it is significantly correlated with soil available N content.Arbuscule and soil organic matter are positively correlated.Total and hypha colonization are positively correlated with soil pH.
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In this investigation we separated 12 AMF species of 4 genera,among which 6 species belong to Glomus,3 species belong to Acaulospora,1 species belongs to Gigaspora,and 2 species belong to Scutellospora.G.constrictum and G.mosseae are dominate species.The total colonization is up to 59.98% and the average spore density is 830.59/100 g soil.The speices and ecological distribution of AM fungi in different sites are notably different.The spore density has a positive correlation with hypha and total colonization rate;moreover it is significantly correlated with soil available N content.Arbuscule and soil organic matter are positively correlated.Total and hypha colonization are positively correlated with soil pH.
Key concepts: Colonization, Biology, Acaulospora, Glomus, Hypha, Spore, Arid, Botany