… mycorrhizal fungi is discussed and we suggest two conceptual models for resource allocation
in the mycorrhizal … of mycorrhizal fungi. From the experimental data available, it is clear that …

… These data provide new information on the specificity of AMF–plant interactions in patchy
environments, and suggest a control of AMF on plant population and community dynamics in …

… the natural environment most plant roots are in symbiotic associations with mycorrhizal fungi.
… Most plants in the natural environment form associations with mycorrhizal fungi. In common …

… patches of inoculum, non-mycorrhizal seedlings of Artemisia tridentata (… nine
mycorrhizae-enriched ant mounds and compared with surface inoculation of an exotic mycorrhizal …

… , but, the environment selects’) was tested by investigating the distribution of arbuscular
mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) at the landscape scale and the influence of environmental factors and …

… The growing evidence that mycorrhizal fungi have numerous physiological effects on
individual plants has prompted a great deal of speculation, and some recent research, on their …

… in its mycorrhizae, any environmental factor that affects plants also affects their … of mycorrhizal
and non-mycorrhizal (saprobic) fungi. B. Additive patch map of d15N: d 13C in mycorrhizal …

… different environmental conditions, strongly supports this second hypothesis. While
questions remain as to the importance of individual environmental variables on which AM fungi …

… interact with plants and their soil environment. Such experiments are more relevant to
later-successional situations, in which AMF are more abundant and less patchy, and the roots of …

… However, the possible role of mycorrhizal fungi in both patch exploitation … environment and
being mycorrhizal is therefore the normal condition for most plant species. Mycorrhizal fungi …