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ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAL FUNGIASSOCIATED WITH MOST COMMON PLANTS IN NORTH XINJIANG

Hong Qiao

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Twenty-seven species of AM fungi belonging in five genera, i.e. nine species of the genus Acaulospora, one of the genus Archaeospora, one of the genus Entrophospora, one of the genus Gigaspora, and fifteen of the genus Glomus, were isolated from rhizospheres of 24 common plants in north Xinjiang. Glomus dominikii is a new record species in China.

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Twenty-seven species of AM fungi belonging in five genera, i.e. nine species of the genus Acaulospora, one of the genus Archaeospora, one of the genus Entrophospora, one of the genus Gigaspora, and fifteen of the genus Glomus, were isolated from rhizospheres of 24 common plants in north Xinjiang. Glomus dominikii is a new record species in China.

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Twenty-seven species of AM fungi belonging in five genera, i.e. nine species of the genus Acaulospora, one of the genus Archaeospora, one of the genus Entrophospora, one of the genus Gigaspora, and fifteen of the genus Glomus, were isolated from rhizospheres of 24 common plants in north Xinjiang. Glomus dominikii is a new record species in China.

Key concepts: Glomus, Acaulospora, Genus, Biology, Botany, Arbuscular mycorrhizal, Symbiosis, Spore

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