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Protective effects of fungal isolates generally did not track colonizing ability.
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e0“the different protective effects of the mycorrhizal isolates were not associated with colonizing ability.”
Title
J M Ruiz-Lozano; R Azcon; M Gomez Applied and Environmental Microbiology 1995. doi:10.1128/aem.61.2.456-460.1995
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- Observation Glomus isolates differed in lettuce drought tolerance effects.
- Observation Glomus deserticola ranked highest and G. occultum lowest for drought protection based on shoot weight decline.
- Association Plant growth maintenance under water stress related to higher transpiration and leaf conductance.
- Association Plant growth maintenance under water stress related to higher proline, N and P contents.
- Association Drought effects were not related to declines in photosynthesis or water use efficiency.
- Association Photosynthesis and water use efficiency were unrelated to P nutrition.
- Association P and K acquisition differed in relation to fungal mycorrhizal efficiency.
- Observation G. deserticola colonized lettuce had 9% growth reduction under drought.
- Observation G. occultum colonized lettuce had 70% growth reduction after progressive drought.