Titlebook: Arbuscular Mycorrhizas; Physiology and Funct Yoram Kapulnik,David D. Douds Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000 Express

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Carbon Partitioning, Cost, and Metabolism of Arbuscular Mycorrhizas,he host, most notably under conditions in which the fungus offers little nutritive benefit. The components of the carbon partitioning and cost of arbuscular mycorrhizas, as well as current knowledge of the carbon metabolism of germinating spores and infra- and extraradical hyphae of AM fungi are reviewed in this chapter.

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Modulation of Host Defence Systems,ents an up-dated review of data on plant defence elicitation in these symbiotic systems and discusses possible mechanisms whereby defence reactions are maintained at a low level, as well as their implication in the phenomenon of bioprotection by AM fungi against soil-borne pathogens.

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Hormonal Balance in Plants During Colonization by Mycorrhizal Fungi,evidence that they are involved in signalling events between AM fungi and host plants. The current knowledge on the involvement of plant hormones in the establishment and development of mycorrhizas is presented and summarized in a model.

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Combined and Simultaneous Measurements,ate structures. Fibrous roots and AM fungal hyphae can be viewed as a “sticky-string bag” that contributes to the entanglement and enmeshment of soil particles to form macroaggregates, a basic building block of soil structure. Furthermore, AM fungi produce a glycoprotein, glomalin, that is deposited

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Multivocality and Social Archaeology be investigated by following accumulation of the respective transcripts or proteins. Targeted approaches use homologous and heterologous DNA probes, PCR fragments for Northern blot analysis or for . hybridization, and antibodies for immunocytochemistry These tools are available because the correspo

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