Identification of a mycorrhiza isolate from Paphiopedilum Barbatum (Lindl.) pfitzer from ex situ location and determination of its growth-enhancing capabilities
Orchids and mycorrhiza are known to have a symbiotic relationship that function particularly in seed germination and also in promoting overall plant growth. It is believed that a certain orchid mycorrhiza that functions to enhance plant growth also lives symbiotically in the roots of Paphiopedilu...
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| 總結: | Orchids and mycorrhiza are known to have a symbiotic relationship that function
particularly in seed germination and also in promoting overall plant growth. It is
believed that a certain orchid mycorrhiza that functions to enhance plant growth also
lives symbiotically in the roots of Paphiopedilum barbatum. |
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