… using destructive and non-destructive methods useful for … Root and soil colonisation by
mycorrhizal fungi). Similar to the … on intact leaves using a portable gasexchange system with a …

… via hyphae, its translocation via extra radical mycelium, release of P within roots by hyphae,
… difference of the proliferation of hyphae and dynamics of the hyphal network between fungal …

… mycorrhizal fungi are the oldest form of mycorrhizal … the dimension to the 14C was translocated
through the soil. … However, to further understand the C allocation dynamics of tripartite …

… dynamics in the rhizosphere in multiple studies on tree root … , usage, and translocation of
ions directly influence the … , while the left plant was left intact. The rhizotron was filled with tap …

… relative ATP levels and dynamics in different root developmental zones, which confirmed a
… This is a non-destructive method that can be adapted in an imaging mode so samples can be …

… (damaged or intact), but some [ 18 F]FDG translocated to … Areas of research focused on
mycorrhizal associations and root … Non-destructive visualization of resource dynamics in spatially …

… The mycorrhizal response of mineral element translocation factor (MRTF) under different PB
… Mineral element translocation from plant roots to shoots The P translocation from plant roots …

… effective when soil was translocated as intact turfs (turfing) … plant community dynamics in
response to soil translocation. … donor material collected via non-destructive methods (eg raking). …

… This system offers the advantage of non-destructive time-lapse … intact (left) or when the 467
network was cut in a band 0.5 cm width (right) to evaluate if the surfactin may be translocate …

… Studies indicate that tomato plants colonized by mycorrhizal … in root cells were taken up
intact or reduced or assimilated Ag … minimal sample preparation, non-destructive testing, and …