Factors affecting vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizae multiplication in vivo and in vitro

By:

KULWANT Kaur

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1998Edition: COBHDescription: 50, 12LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 589.25 K98F

Summary: Factors affecting VAM multiplication in vivo have been studied using two crops, viz. lea mays L and Allium cepa L. with VAM fungi Glomus fasiculatum in two soil types viz., loamy sand and clay loam. Effect of phosphorus (SSP) and nitrogen (urea) have been

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Factors affecting VAM multiplication in vivo have been studied using two crops, viz. lea mays L and Allium cepa L. with VAM fungi Glomus fasiculatum in two soil types viz., loamy sand and clay loam. Effect of phosphorus (SSP) and nitrogen (urea) have been

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