Further sporocarpic species of Glomus (Endogonaceae) from South Australia
Further sporocarpic species of Glomus (Endogonaceae) from South Australia
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来自南澳大利亚的其他孢子果种 Glomus(Endogonaceae)
DOI:
10.1016/s0007-1536(86)80011-0
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发表时间:
1986
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通讯作者:
P. Mcgee
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作者:
P. Mcgee
Hypogeous sporocarps to 2 X 1 X 1 em, of loose to tightly formed hyphal masses enclosing roots, soil debris and randomly distributed spores, are formed in pot culture. Chlamydospores form terminally or subterminally, are hyaline to pale yellow, globose to subglobose, 26 x 24-55 x 50 pst: diam. The single spore wall has a smooth to dull roughened surface, to 3 pm thick. Contents are hyaline with globular oil drops and are cut off infrequently by a septum 5-20 pm down the subtending hypha. Sub tending hyphae 2'5-4 pm diam, cylindrical with a slight flare at the spore wall, with a single attachment per spore. The wall of the subtending hypha is hyaline to pale yellow, to 1 pm thick. Hyphae in the soil 3-8 pm diam, with walls hyaline to pale yellow, to 1 pm thick.The fungus forms vesicular-arbuscular rnycorrhizae (VAM) on M. uncinata, Trifolium subterraneum L., Calocephalus brownii (Cass.) F. Muell. and Wahlenbergia sp. Vesicles which form in the root are thin-walled and vary in shape from globose to irregular, with long sausage-shaped terminal structures common (Fig. 3). Spores have only been found in pot culture.