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Improving drought tolerance of Casuarina equisetifolia seedlings by arbuscular mycorrhizas under glasshouse conditions
Effects of mycorrhizal association on improving tolerance of host plant under stress environments have received attentions in recent years. In this paper, six isolates of AMF (arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus) were inoculated to Casuarina equisetifolia seedlings under glasshouse conditions to investiga...
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| description | Effects of mycorrhizal association on improving tolerance of host plant under stress environments have received attentions in recent years. In this paper, six isolates of AMF (arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus) were inoculated to
Casuarina equisetifolia
seedlings under glasshouse conditions to investigate the effects of AMF on growth and drought tolerance of host plants. All the six isolates which belong to
Glomus
showed high mycorrhizal colonization (88.5–96.0%) with
C. equisetifolia
seedlings. Seedlings were subjected to drought stress without watering for 7 days and survival of the seedlings inoculated with
Glomus caledonium
Gc90068,
G. versiforme
Gv9004 and
G. caledonium
Gc90036 increased by 36.6, 23.3 and 16.6%, respectively compared with uninoculated seedlings. Limited influence of AMF on seedling height growth was found, but the effects of AMF on total biomass increment were very significant; the increment ranged from 25.7 to 118.9% compared with uninoculated treatment, and it was noted that AMF exerted more influences on root biomass than shoot biomass. Based on the changes in physiological and biochemical parameters among different treatments caused by drought stress, it was concluded that AM (arbuscular mycorrhizal) associations improve the drought tolerance of
C. equisetifolia
seedlings by means of some physiological and biochemical responses, such as lowering permeability of plasma membrane and MDA (malondialdehyde) contents, enhancing concentrations of P nutrition, soluble sugar, soluble protein and activities of POX (Peroxidase) of
C. equisetifolia
seedlings. |
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Glomus
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C. equisetifolia
seedlings. Seedlings were subjected to drought stress without watering for 7 days and survival of the seedlings inoculated with
Glomus caledonium
Gc90068,
G. versiforme
Gv9004 and
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Glomus caledonium
Gc90068,
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Gv9004 and
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C. equisetifolia
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Casuarina equisetifolia
seedlings under glasshouse conditions to investigate the effects of AMF on growth and drought tolerance of host plants. All the six isolates which belong to
Glomus
showed high mycorrhizal colonization (88.5–96.0%) with
C. equisetifolia
seedlings. Seedlings were subjected to drought stress without watering for 7 days and survival of the seedlings inoculated with
Glomus caledonium
Gc90068,
G. versiforme
Gv9004 and
G. caledonium
Gc90036 increased by 36.6, 23.3 and 16.6%, respectively compared with uninoculated seedlings. Limited influence of AMF on seedling height growth was found, but the effects of AMF on total biomass increment were very significant; the increment ranged from 25.7 to 118.9% compared with uninoculated treatment, and it was noted that AMF exerted more influences on root biomass than shoot biomass. Based on the changes in physiological and biochemical parameters among different treatments caused by drought stress, it was concluded that AM (arbuscular mycorrhizal) associations improve the drought tolerance of
C. equisetifolia
seedlings by means of some physiological and biochemical responses, such as lowering permeability of plasma membrane and MDA (malondialdehyde) contents, enhancing concentrations of P nutrition, soluble sugar, soluble protein and activities of POX (Peroxidase) of
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