Effects of AM Fungi on Growth and Physiological Characters of Medicago sativa L. under NaCl Stress
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Effects of AM Fungi on Growth and Physiological Characters of Medicago sativa L. under NaCl Stress
Vol. 25, Issue 2, (2011)
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石河子大学生命科学学院,新疆,石河子,832000
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CLC:S567.7Q945.3Q945.1
Published:2011
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LU Shuang, GUO Huan, WANG Shao-ming, et al. Effects of AM Fungi on Growth and Physiological Characters of Medicago sativa L. under NaCl Stress[J]. 2011, 25(2).
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LU Shuang, GUO Huan, WANG Shao-ming, et al. Effects of AM Fungi on Growth and Physiological Characters of Medicago sativa L. under NaCl Stress[J]. 2011, 25(2).DOI:
Effects of AM Fungi on Growth and Physiological Characters of Medicago sativa L. under NaCl Stress
The effects of AM fungi on the growth and physiological characters of Medicago sativa L.under NaCl stress were studied.Three NaCl treatments levels of 0%
0.5% and 1.0% were added to the soil for the potted plant.The results showed that application AMF influenced the growth of host plants(the height
P<0.05)
the soluble sugar
soluble protein and proline content in roots were all increased along with the heighten of NaCl levels.The fresh-weight of the host plants roots was 1.27 times more heavier than non-inoc...
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