作者: Selim Çetiner , İbrahim Ortaş , Nihat Yılmaz
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摘要: This study was conducted to investigate the effects of Glomus mosseae and G. fasciculatum on plant growth during acclimatization micro propagated sweet cherry rootstocks. Two different media were used: peat: perlite (1:1 V/V) Andesite: Soil: Compost (6:3:1 V/V). Sterilized mixed with both before planting in pots greenhouse. In order determine mycorrhizal inoculation growth, shoot length, dry weight roots shoots analyzed. The leaf content P, Zn, Cu, Fe, significantly increased by inoculation. total root length percentage infected investigated at end acclimatization. As a result, survival rate rootstock plantlets not affected effect found significant nutrient uptake tissue P content. The results showed that may be used vitro rooting stage for better acclimatization. Mycorrhizae inoculated rootstocks grow increase Zn uptake.