Plant-fungal associations have been explored by routine cultivation based approaches and
cultivation based approaches cannot catalogue more than 5% of fungal diversity associated …

Fertilizers and plant protection chemicals have played crucial role in modern agriculture.
However, their excessive and imbalanced use over decades has resulted in the degradation …

In recent years more attention is being paid to the presence of various non-pathogenic root
fungal associations in plants of natural ecosystems for their role in various ecosystem …

Semi-arid tropical soils, characterized by low soil organic carbon (SOC) with limited
available macronutrients and micronutrients for crop plants, are predicated to have a yield …

Global climate change has led to variability in the number of abiotic and biotic factors that
notably affect plant health. Microbial symbionts confer pronounced benefits to the host plants …

Improving crop yield and quality has always been a concern to meet the demands at the
consumer level. But our current chemical fertilizer-based agricultural practices are breaking …

The reciprocal give-and-take relationship of a fungus that colonises the plant root is termed
mycorrhizae. The prime partner in the association is the fungus, whose obligation is to …

Una de las aplicaciones más frecuentes de la Palinología es la reconstrucción
paleoambiental de antiguos asentamientos arqueológicos, basada a menudo en la …

Abstract Indian mid-Himalayan Region as mountain ecosystem with range of biotic and
abiotic condition provides unique opportunity to study the AMF diversity. In the present study …

Frank coined the term “mycorrhiza” in 1885 and showed that it is a symbiotic association
between plants and certain fungi. Prehistory is the report of this association earlier to coining …