KE102

01/25/1994
1994
Kevin Ingleby

Institute of Terrestrial EcologyEdinburgh Research StationBush Estate, PenicuikMidlothian EH26 0QBScotland

No
Yes
Glomus
sp.

Kenya, Africa. Marimanti, East of Mt. Keyna (0 deg. 91' S, 37 deg. 59' E). 560 m elevation. A semi-arid site with a mineral soil (pH 6.5). Collected from under mature Terminalia brownii.

4 = 6.3-7
0
2 = semi-arid
1 = tropical
0

On 20-may-2005 spores were pulled for KE102A&B. Originally trapped on Vigna unguiculata and Pennisetum typhoides. Only G. etunicatum was recovered in large quantities.

1
4
No
No