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Egypt* J. Ap&. Sci.^8 (SJ 1995 715-728 RESPONSE OF PEAR TRANSPLANTS TO SOIL INOCULATION WITH MYCORRHIZAE FUNGI By Helail, B*M* ; A.A.R. Atawia and N.A.A. Hagagy Dept. of Hort.* Fee. of Agric.f Moshtohor, Zagazig Univ., Egypt.
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Egypt* J. Ap&. Sci.^8 (SJ 1995 715-728
RESPONSE OF PEAR TRANSPLANTS TO SOIL INOCULATION
WITH MYCORRHIZAE FUNGI
By
Helail, B*M* ; A.A.R. Atawia and N.A.A. Hagagy
Dept. of Hort.* Fee. of Agric.f Moshtohor, Zagazig Univ., Egypt.
ABSTRACT
Four nursery treatments were conducted throguh 2-year-trial (1990 & 1991) where "Le Conte" pear t ransplants were grown in one of the following soils (a) unsterilized soil 1control f, (b) sterilized soil using 2% formalin solution, (c) sterilized soil • inoculated w^th G1omus macrocarpum fungi, and (d) sterilized soil inoculated with G1omus australe fungi.
Generally, soil inoculation with mycorrh- izae fungi enhanced transplant. growth and encouraged the development of lateral shoots and roots. Also, leaf phosphorusf zincf iron and copper content were improved due to mycorrh- izal inoculation. Glomus macrocarpum fungi exerted more stimulus effect than G1omus australe one.
RESPONSE OF PEAR TRANSPLANTS TO SOIL INOCULATION
WITH MYCORRHIZAE FUNGI
By
Helail, B*M* ; A.A.R. Atawia and N.A.A. Hagagy
Dept. of Hort.* Fee. of Agric.f Moshtohor, Zagazig Univ., Egypt.
ABSTRACT
Four nursery treatments were conducted throguh 2-year-trial (1990 & 1991) where "Le Conte" pear t ransplants were grown in one of the following soils (a) unsterilized soil 1control f, (b) sterilized soil using 2% formalin solution, (c) sterilized soil • inoculated w^th G1omus macrocarpum fungi, and (d) sterilized soil inoculated with G1omus australe fungi.
Generally, soil inoculation with mycorrh- izae fungi enhanced transplant. growth and encouraged the development of lateral shoots and roots. Also, leaf phosphorusf zincf iron and copper content were improved due to mycorrh- izal inoculation. Glomus macrocarpum fungi exerted more stimulus effect than G1omus australe one.