… the restoration purpose is planting of conifer seedlings in the … to un-inoculated non-mycorrhizal
control seedlings (Table 1). … that engross numerous physical, biochemical, physiological, …

… , the outplanting performance of bareroot beech seedlings is … [43] suggest a highly resilient
physiological response of beech to … a low degree of EMF colonization of Pinus radiata D. Don. …

… ectomycorrhizal inoculation of seedlings with Ectovit. … plant physiological and growth
processes start. The ability of … on the performance of the weaker than better developed seedlings, …

… has been observed in Pinus pinaster plants mycorrhizal with P. … The better photosynthetic
performance of mycorrhizal plants … However, higher physiological activity in mycorrhizal plants …

… media for seedling quality and out-planting success. The tested … inoculum increased seedling
growth at the nursery in Pinus … Better seedling growth was associated to higher abundance …

… Mycorrhizal fungi based on their morphology and physiology, … It can also significantly improve
plant performance and … strategies of mycorrhizal fungi and effective inoculation techniques …

… metabolism occurring in symptomatic Pinus pinea, Pinus pinaster, and Pinus radiata upon
… , transpiration increase, and glycerol accumulation were observed in inoculated plants. A …

… fungi with exploration types are likely to improve the plant’s … Inoculation of plants with
ectomycorrhizal fungi alone or … Soil cores were carefully removed before planting with two trees of …

… survival and growth during the first years of out-planting in … and physiological variables of
all seedling batches (inoculated … showed that inoculated stressed seedlings had better growth …

… without a host plant – through a better understanding of their … seedlings that are fit for
planting in the field, it is desirable to … plant technique used to inoculate Pinus radiata seedlings …