2021
DOI: 10.1007/s00203-021-02429-w
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Mycorrhizal root colonization in maize fields is more affected by soil management and climate conditions than by plant genotype

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“…Arbuscules as mycorrhizal structures have a short life span and disappear after a few days of formation, continued by the formation of new arbuscules ( Montero et al., 2019 ). Vesicles, however, are long-life storage structures, with a primary role in nutrient storage, a deposit that is released during the plant growth stages with higher nutritional requirements ( Ortiz-Ceballos et al., 2007 ; Meyer et al., 2021 ). Even the low general values of these structures are present along the entire root and remain present after the arbuscules are digested.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Arbuscules as mycorrhizal structures have a short life span and disappear after a few days of formation, continued by the formation of new arbuscules ( Montero et al., 2019 ). Vesicles, however, are long-life storage structures, with a primary role in nutrient storage, a deposit that is released during the plant growth stages with higher nutritional requirements ( Ortiz-Ceballos et al., 2007 ; Meyer et al., 2021 ). Even the low general values of these structures are present along the entire root and remain present after the arbuscules are digested.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They also enhance water absorption under water-deficit conditions. Many factors can affect the benefits of AMF for agriculturally important species, including plant genotypes [7], fungal species/isolates [32], and soil and climatic conditions [33]. This highlights the need to select fungal isolates for symbiotic efficiency specific to the plant species of interest, as well as to evaluate this efficiency under varying soil fertility levels, particularly in assessing phosphorus availability.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The most common procedures in conventional farming are using selected hybrid seeds and applying synthetic insecticides and fungicides (Busse et al, 2001). Farmers growing landrace maize rely more on organic fertilizers than those using modern hybrids, and they also avoid or reduce the use of synthetic agrochemical and soluble fertilizers (Meyer et al, 2021). However, most management procedures, such as tillage or no‐tillage, do not differ among maize producers in the region where this work was carried out.…”
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confidence: 99%