Titlebook: Ectomycorrhizal Fungi; Key Genera in Profil John W. G. Cairney,Susan M. Chambers Book 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999 Pflanzenw

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-06827-4Pflanzenwachstum; Symbiose; Wachstum; biology; forest; forestry; fungi; growth; mycology; mycorrhiza; plant; pl

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John W. G. Cairney,Susan M. ChambersDescribes all aspects of the 15 most important fungal species that form symbiosis with plants

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Chemical Signals in Vertebrates 10mes are not edible and there are reports of mild toxic effects on mammals following ingestion. Basidiomes of . have been reported as hosts for fungicolous fungi. For example, basidiomes of . (Fr.: Fr.) Gilb. are found occasionally growing out from basidiomes of ., but this unique relationship has no

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Tuber,e not disseminated widely in the scientific community (Fontana 1971; Chevalier 1972; Palenzona et al. 1972). In this chapter we review what is currently known regarding . species, placing emphasis on their interactions with plants in ECM associations.

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Scleroderma,mes are not edible and there are reports of mild toxic effects on mammals following ingestion. Basidiomes of . have been reported as hosts for fungicolous fungi. For example, basidiomes of . (Fr.: Fr.) Gilb. are found occasionally growing out from basidiomes of ., but this unique relationship has no

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Laccaria, with planted pines and eucalypts throughout the world. Species of . have been reported to form ectomycorrhizal (ECM) associations with numerous tree species, including many that are of major economic importance (Table 3.1).

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