T arcuata 1 claim

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T arcuata formed Arum-type mycorrhizas.

Taxon: T arcuataMedicago medicaginoidese0
Outcome: formed Arum-type mycorrhizase0

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“G. sacculifera, P. minuta and T arcuata formed Arum-type mycorrhizas.”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 1235–1304

Title

Diversity of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi associated with desert ephemerals in plant communities of Junggar Basin, northwest China

Shi; Zhang; Li; et al. 2007

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Observation All five ephemerals had mycorrhizal colonization with arbuscules or vesicles.
Observation Root colonization ranged from 2 to 85%, averaging 19%.
Observation Spore density near ephemeral roots ranged from I to 120 per 20 ml soil, averaging 33.
Observation AM fungal richness near roots averaged 8.8 species and ranged from 2 to 21.
Observation Fifty-four AM fungal taxa in five genera were identified around roots.
Observation Glomus was dominant at 100% frequency and 82.6% relative abundance.
Observation Glomus aggregatum had the highest occurrence frequency, 75%.
Observation G. microaggregatum had the highest relative abundance, 16%.
Observation G. sacculifera formed Arum-type mycorrhizas.
Observation P. minuta formed Arum-type mycorrhizas.