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VAM Fungi in Cotton Soils of Eastern Australia

McGee, P, Torrisi, V, Pattinson, G (Australian Cotton Growers Research Association, 1998-08-14)

VAM are important in the growth of cotton and the production of lint. VAM are a normal part of cotton plants and they are usually present in the roots. Only in their absence do we realise their importance.

Quantification of VAM fungi in soils for sustainable production of cotton

McGee, P (1998-06-30)

The research had three parts: * Quantify the V AM fungi at depth in the soil * Determine the rate of colonisation of roots of cotton by V AM fungi.

Management of Va Mycorrhizal Fungi for sustainable production of cotton.

McGee, P (1996-06-30)

OBJECTIVES 1993/4 Determine the common species of V AM fungi in the cotton areas of eastern Australia. Place the fungi in pot culture.

Management of Va Mycorrhizal fungi for sustainable production of cotton

McGee, P (1993-10-31)

In this and a related project funded by ARC, four fungal isolates of each of two common species were compared for their effect on plant growth.

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