2009•Journal of Guizhou Education InstituteRequires access

Study on the diversity of the Dendrobium endophytic fungi

Han YanFeng

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The endophytic fungi in the stem of Dendrobium candex are isolated and identified.The results show that these fungal isolates belong to 12 genera in 10 families,8 orders,5 classes and 3 subphylums.The dominant species are ascomycetes and deuteromycetes.

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The endophytic fungi in the stem of Dendrobium candex are isolated and identified.The results show that these fungal isolates belong to 12 genera in 10 families,8 orders,5 classes and 3 subphylums.The dominant species are ascomycetes and deuteromycetes.

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The endophytic fungi in the stem of Dendrobium candex are isolated and identified.The results show that these fungal isolates belong to 12 genera in 10 families,8 orders,5 classes and 3 subphylums.The dominant species are ascomycetes and deuteromycetes.

Key concepts: Dendrobium, Plant use of endophytic fungi in defense, Biology, Fungal Diversity, Botany, Diversity (politics), Anthropology, Sociology

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