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Dynamic distributes of endophytic fungi from Camellia sinensis

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143 strains of endophytic fungi belonging to 14 genera were isolated and morphologically identified from the roots, stems and leaves of tea. Among which 62 strains of 11 genera were isolated from roots, 55 strains of 9 genera from stems, and 26 strains of 6 genera from leaves. The results showed that the quantity, population, and distribution of the endophytic fungi varied in different part of the plant Camellia sinensis.

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143 strains of endophytic fungi belonging to 14 genera were isolated and morphologically identified from the roots, stems and leaves of tea. Among which 62 strains of 11 genera were isolated from roots, 55 strains of 9 genera from stems, and 26 strains of 6 genera from leaves. The results showed that the quantity, population, and distribution of the endophytic fungi varied in different part of the plant Camellia sinensis.

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143 strains of endophytic fungi belonging to 14 genera were isolated and morphologically identified from the roots, stems and leaves of tea. Among which 62 strains of 11 genera were isolated from roots, 55 strains of 9 genera from stems, and 26 strains of 6 genera from leaves. The results showed that the quantity, population, and distribution of the endophytic fungi varied in different part of the plant Camellia sinensis.

Key concepts: Camellia sinensis, Plant use of endophytic fungi in defense, Biology, Botany, Camellia, Population, Theaceae, Sociology

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