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Characterization of azospirilla and vesicular arbusculer mycorrhizal colonizing roots of wild and economical plants in Egypt [electronic resource].

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EI-Banna, A.M

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EI-Bakry, A.A

Language: English Summary language: Arabic Description: p.3189-3202Other title:

عزل وتصنيف بكتريا الازوسبيرلا ونظريات الميكروهيزا المتواجدة فى جذور بعض النباتات البرية والمحاصيل الاقتصادية فى مصر.‪‪ [Added title page title]

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Mansoura university journal of agricultural sciences, 2003 v. 28 (4) [electronic resource].

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In: Mansoura University Journal of Agricultural Sciences 2003.v.28(4)Summary: Enumeration, isolation and identification of the diverse species of associative N2 - fixing Azospiri/la and VA-mycorrhizae of selected group of wild plants from different locations in Egypt was studied. Twenty two isolates of Azospin'/lum strains were obtained from roots of different wild plants. Most of the isolaks were found to belong to A. lipoferum and A. brasi/ense, which gave a positive biochmical characterastic, while other isolates were classified as unidentified isolates. VA mycorrhizal spores was markadly affected by cultures as well as the age of plant and sites.the highest numbers of spores were recorded with Triticum sp .. Hordeum sp., Plantago albicanse and Sonchus oleraceus (12000- 40000 spores kg_, soil) .

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Enumeration, isolation and identification of the diverse species of associative N2 - fixing Azospiri/la and VA-mycorrhizae of selected group of wild plants from different locations in Egypt was studied. Twenty two isolates of Azospin'/lum strains were obtained from roots of different wild plants. Most of the isolaks were found to belong to A. lipoferum and A. brasi/ense, which gave a positive biochmical characterastic, while other isolates were classified as unidentified isolates. VA mycorrhizal spores was markadly affected by cultures as well as the age of plant and sites.the highest numbers of spores were recorded with Triticum sp .. Hordeum sp., Plantago albicanse and Sonchus oleraceus (12000- 40000 spores kg_, soil) .

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