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Status of Vam Colonization in Acacia nilotica Seedlings of Different Seed Origin


     

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Response of Acacia nilotica of thirteen different seed origin to inoculation with indigenous VAM fungi and inoculum of Glomus macrocarpum was studied under greenhouse conditions. The frequency of VAM infection and percentage of ischolar_main colonization was found variable ranging from 46% to 96%.
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Response of Acacia nilotica of thirteen different seed origin to inoculation with indigenous VAM fungi and inoculum of Glomus macrocarpum was studied under greenhouse conditions. The frequency of VAM infection and percentage of ischolar_main colonization was found variable ranging from 46% to 96%.