Structure–Function Relationships of Mycorrhizal Symbioses Revealed by Electron Microscopy
HB Massicotte, LH Melville… - Industrial Applications Of …, 2002 - taylorfrancis.com
Mycorrhizas are mutualistic symbiotic associations between plant roots and fungi (1).
Various categories of mycorrhizas are recognized based on the morphological and …
Various categories of mycorrhizas are recognized based on the morphological and …
Electron microscopy of ectomycorrhiza: methods, applications, and findings
C Scheidegger, I Brunner - Mycorrhiza: Structure, Function, Molecular …, 1995 - Springer
Symbiotic organisms, whether mutualistic (Brown and King 1982; Studer et al. 1992) or
parasitic (Mendgen and Lesemann 1991), are among the most difficult specimens to …
parasitic (Mendgen and Lesemann 1991), are among the most difficult specimens to …
Electron Microscopy of Ectomycorrhiza: Methods, Applications, and Findings C. SCHEIDEGGER and I. BRUNNER¹
C SCHEIDEGGER - Mycorrhiza: State of the Art, Genetics and …, 2013 - books.google.com
Symbiotic organisms, whether mutualistic (Brown and King 1982; Studer et al. 1992) or
parasitic (Mendgen and Lesemann 1991), are among the most difficult specimens to …
parasitic (Mendgen and Lesemann 1991), are among the most difficult specimens to …
[图书][B] Ultrastructural analysis reveals the complex interactions between root cells and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi
P Bonfante - 1994 - Springer
Mycorrhizas are widespread symbiotic associations established between the roots of land
plants and many soil fungi. 2,500 plant species have been estimated to be mycorrhizal …
plants and many soil fungi. 2,500 plant species have been estimated to be mycorrhizal …
At the interface between mycorrhizal fungi and plants: the structural organization of cell wall, plasma membrane and cytoskeleton
P Bonfante - Fungal associations, 2001 - Springer
Mycorrhizal fungi are a heterogeneous group of soil fungi that colonize the roots of about
240000 plant species in nearly all terrestrial ecosystems to form symbiotic associations …
240000 plant species in nearly all terrestrial ecosystems to form symbiotic associations …
Book review Mycorrhizas: Anatomy and Cell Biology
RL Peterson, HB Massicotte, LH Melville - Symbiosis, 2005 - dalspace.library.dal.ca
This is an excellent book that should be present on the desk of every plant biologist who
teaches mycology, plant ecology, plant physiology or biotechnology. It will be also extremely …
teaches mycology, plant ecology, plant physiology or biotechnology. It will be also extremely …
[引用][C] Book Review; RL Peterson, HB Massicotte and LH Melville. Mycorrhizas: Anatomy and Cell Biology, NRC Research Press, Ottawa/CABI Publishing …
TW Kuyper - Mycopathologia, 2005 - Springer
One of the most ubiquitous symbioses on earth is the mycorrhizal symbiosis, a mutualistic
association between certain soil inhabiting fungi and plant roots. Within that concept of …
association between certain soil inhabiting fungi and plant roots. Within that concept of …
The role of the cell wall as a signal in mycorrhizal associations
P Bonfante-Fasolo - Cell to cell signals in plant, animal and microbial …, 1988 - Springer
The dynamic succession of a variety of cell interactions between two highly integrated
eucaryotes—ie soil fungi and plant root cells—makes mycorrhizal symbioses extremely …
eucaryotes—ie soil fungi and plant root cells—makes mycorrhizal symbioses extremely …
Mycorrhizas: Anatomy and Cell Biology by RL
SE Smith, DJ Read, RWS Weber - 2005 - cambridge.org
The mycorrhizal symbiosis between terrestrial plants and fungi is a dynamic field of research
in which many exciting advances have been made recently. This is true especially of …
in which many exciting advances have been made recently. This is true especially of …
Mycorrhizal interactions with soil organisms
TC Paulitz, RG Linderman - Handbook of applied mycology, 1991 - books.google.com
Mycorrhizal fungi occur in nearly all soils on earth and form a symbiotic relationship with
roots of most terrestrial plants. The mycorrhizal morphology is the basis for grouping them …
roots of most terrestrial plants. The mycorrhizal morphology is the basis for grouping them …