Abstract
Arbuscular Mycorrhyza Fungi (AMF) is the common type of symbiotic between mycorrhiza fungi and plants. They have an important role for the growth of plants, especially in bad environmental conditions. In this paper, we reported results of isolation and identification of AMF species in soil and orange roots sampled in Quy Hop, Nghe An province. The results showed that there were 16 AMF species belonging to six genera namely Acaulospora, Entrophospora, Glomus, Sclerocystis, Glomites and Gigaspora in the collected samples from different soil horizons (0-20 cm, 20-40 cm and 40-60 cm) and roots of three orange cultivars, such as Xa Doai, Van Du and V2. The distribution of AMF on roots of three orange cultivars and three soil horizons were significantly different. The role of AMF was evaluated throught the test to determine the infection of AMF into the young orange trees. Results revealed that the trees which were infected with AMF had roots longer and more number of roots.
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Sixteen AMF species of six genera were identified in soil and orange roots.
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e1“there were 16 AMF species belonging to six genera”
e2“roots of three orange cultivars, such as Xa Doai, Van Du and V2”
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AMF distribution on roots differed significantly among three orange cultivars and three soil horizons.
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e3“The distribution of AMF on roots of three orange cultivars and three soil horizons were significantly different”
e4“The role of AMF was evaluated throught the test to determine the infection of AMF into the young orange trees”
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Young orange trees infected with AMF had longer roots.
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e4“The role of AMF was evaluated throught the test to determine the infection of AMF into the young orange trees”
e5“Results revealed that the trees which were infected with AMF had roots longer and more number of roots”
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Young orange trees infected with AMF had a larger number of roots.
- Taxon
- orangee4
- Treatment
- infected with AMFe5
- Interactor
- AMFe5symbiont
- Outcome
- number of rootse5
- Direction
- moree5
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e4“The role of AMF was evaluated throught the test to determine the infection of AMF into the young orange trees”
e5“Results revealed that the trees which were infected with AMF had roots longer and more number of roots”
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