Morphological, cytochemical, and ontogenetic characteristics of a new species of vesicular–arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus
Morphological, cytochemical, and ontogenetic characteristics of a new species of vesicular–arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus
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泡状-丛枝菌根真菌新种的形态、细胞化学和个体发育特征
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1991
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Loredana Salutini
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M. Giovannetti;L. Avio;Loredana Salutini
The new species of endomycorrhizal fungus Glomus coronatum Giovannetti is described using morphological, cytochemical, and ontogenetic characters. Spores are yellow–orange to red–brown, globose, with a hyaline outer wall layer expanding into roughened, flamelike columns in acidic mountants. Sporocarps are formed by the growth of fine hyphal branches from the subtending hyphae, which gradually cover the original spore. Many of the spores enveloped in the hyphal mantle are formed simultaneously and coalesce to form the sporocarp. The importance of the ontogeny of spores and sporocarps in the description of new taxa is discussed. Key words: mycorrhizae, VAM fungi, taxonomy, ontogeny, Glomus coronatum.