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

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In Vitro and in Situ Techniques to Examine the Role of Roots and Root Exudates During AM Fungus-Hosal role or mode of action of exudates has been elucidated only recently. New developments in in vitro culture techniques and in situ compartmental analyses have allowed the role of host roots and exudates during AM fungus colonization to become clear. These recent developments also have provided a w

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ffective utilization of these symbiotic soil fungi is likely to be essential in sustainable agriculture. Impressive progress has been made during the last decade in the study of this symbiosis largely as a result of increasing exploitation of molecular tools. Although early emphasis was placed on th

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Karen Sparck Jones,Julia R. Galliers, discussing how AM fungus-induced changes in tissue hydration, plant size, tissue elemental concentrations and nonhydraulic root-to-shoot signaling may affect stomatal regulation. The review also provides a brief catalog of published mycorrhizal effects on stomata behavior.

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No?mi Manders-Huits,Jeroen van den Hovenf AM fungi and the formation of mycorrhizas are affected by the other soil organisms. All of these co-occuring positive and negative influences upon the interaction between AM fungi and plant roots are shown to underscore the complexity of the soil environment and difficulty in reaching general conclusions.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-2229-5lyses have allowed the role of host roots and exudates during AM fungus colonization to become clear. These recent developments also have provided a way to study the colonization of host roots in the presence of nonhost root systems and have provided a more precise way to study nonhost exudates.

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