Titlebook: Diversity and Integration in Mycorrhizas; Proceedings of the 3 Sally E. Smith,F. Andrew Smith Conference proceedings 2002 Springer Science+

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403905246derlying these events, we developed an interaction-specific cDNA library from . that represents fungal genes regulated by its interaction with . roots. Membrane array analyses of these cDNAs suggested that a wide variety of genes are involved in the pre-infection stage processes.

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Arianna Rossi,Amy Luinstra,John Pickles bacterial and archaeal populations. This article reviews molecular approaches to the characterisation of prokaryote diversity in natural environments, their more recent application to fungal diversity and the advantages and limitations of molecular analyses.