Claim · model-written summary
Seedlings propagated by symbiotic culture with T. amonilioides produced more leaves and longer roots than seedlings propagated in MS medium with activated charcoal.
- Taxon
- Cattleya intermedia
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Cattleya intermediat0 - Treatment
- symbiotic culture with T. amonilioidese0
- Interactor
- T. amonilioidesTulasnella amonilioidese0symbiont
- Outcome
- more leaves and longer rootse0
- Direction
- moree0
- Comparator
- seedlings propagated in MS medium with the addition of activated charcoale0
Verbatim
e0“Seedlings propagated by symbiotic culture with T. amonilioides produced more leaves and longer roots, while shoot height and number of roots were lower than for seedlings propagated in MS medium with the addition of activated charcoal”
t0“Cattleya intermedia”
Title
Delio Endres Júnior; Genivaldo Alves-Silva; Márcio Hisayuki Sasamori; et al. Journal of Environmental Analysis and Progress 2023. doi:10.24221/jeap.8.1.2023.5160.009-029
Other claims from this paper (4)
- Observation Eight of the nine fungal isolates that were efficient in C. intermedia propagation were identified as Tulasnella amonilioides.
- Intervention effect The mycobiont improved C. intermedia seed germination and plant development compared with OMA medium without fungi (negative control).
- Intervention effect Seedlings propagated by symbiotic culture with T. amonilioides had lower shoot height and number of roots than seedlings propagated in MS medium with activated charcoal.
- Intervention effect Fresh mass of seedlings propagated by symbiotic and asymbiotic techniques was equal, except when seedlings were grown in MS without activated charcoal.