Growth response of four onion cultivars to several isolates of VA mycorrhizal fungi

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Four onion cultivars were grown in sterilised Patumahoe soil and inoculated with 5 different VA mycorrhizal fungi. Three cultivars were then grown in unsterilised Patumahoe and Horotiu soils with 6 different mycorrhizal inoculants. Mycorrhizal fungi greatly stimulated onion growth and P uptake in sterilised soil and there were very significant fungi × cultivar interactions in both unsterilised soils. Glomus spp. and F 20 were the most efficient inoculants over all onion cultivars in Patumahoe and Horotiu soils respectively. © 1982 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.

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Powell, C. L., Clark, G. E., & Verberne, N. J. (1982). Growth response of four onion cultivars to several isolates of VA mycorrhizal fungi. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research, 25(3), 465–470. https://doi.org/10.1080/00288233.1982.10417914

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