Culture Conditions of a Mycorrhizal Fungus and its Post-Inoculation Microbial Effect

Abstract:

One isolate of mycorrhizal fungi from the roots of wild plant, in this experiment, the growth rate and dry weight of mycelium used as measurement index, PDMA medium is found suitable as basic medium for this strain after 4 kinds of medium are preliminarily screened. Using microbial dilution plate counting cultivation method, the rhizosphere soil microbial quantity were analyzed in a blueberry short-term pot experiment. Results indicate that the number of microbial physiological groups in rhizosphere soil under different varieties of different treatments were significantly differences,and bacteria were dominant,followed by actinomycetes,and fungi were the least.

• Periodical: Advanced Materials Research (Volume 853)
• Pages: 249-252
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.853.249
• Online since: December 2013
• Authors: Na Gong, Zhen Yang*, Tao Yang, Jun Xiao, Na Wang, Xun Chen, Yue Ma
• Keywords: Medium, Microbialquantity, Mycorrhizal Fungi, Rhizosphere Siol

References

[1] Sheng J. M, Wu X.Q.: Journal of Northw est Forestry University, Vol. 22 (2007)No5, pp.104-108.

[2] Andrade G., Mihara K.L., Linderman R. G.: Plant Soil, Vol. (1997), pp.104-108.

[3] Shan N. N, Lai B.: Environmental Protection of Xinjiang, Vol. 26 (2004), pp.79-82.

[4] Gong N.: The north gardon, Vol. (2012) No20, pp.79-82.

[5] Chinese academy of sciences, institute of soil microorganisms: Soil microbial method(Science press, China 1985).

[6] Jiao R. Z. Yang C. D: Forest Research, Vol. 12(1999), No. 1, pp.13-18.

[7] W. S. Luo, Zheng Y.: Chinese Journal of Eco-Agriculture, Vol. 10(2002), No. 1, pp.44-46.

[8] X. X. Sun, J. Wang, Y. X. Ling: Pepper cultivation and Pest Control Technology Handbook(Agriculture Press, China 2004).