Effect of VAM inoculation to pomegranate layers with respect to N and P uptake.
B. S. Rupnawar, Annasaheb M. Navale
Abstract
B. S. Rupnawar, Annasaheb M. Navale
Abstract
In pot culture experiment using sterile, P-deficient soil and VAM fungi observed that mycorrhizal treatments were superior over non-mycorrhizal treatments of pomegranate layers. Glomus mosseae single and Glomus epigaeum +Glomus mosseae + Gigaspora calospora mixture were recorded the maximum root colonization and N and P uptake.
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In pot culture experiment using sterile, P-deficient soil and VAM fungi observed that mycorrhizal treatments were superior over non-mycorrhizal treatments of pomegranate layers. Glomus mosseae single and Glomus epigaeum +Glomus mosseae + Gigaspora calospora mixture were recorded the maximum root colonization and N and P uptake.
Key concepts: Glomus, Inoculation, Mycorrhizal fungi, Biology, Colonization, Mycorrhiza, Symbiosis, Arbuscular mycorrhizal