MD215

04/06/1998
1998
Ith-42-MD SAFR type 5 Pot #987
Pat Millner

Soil-Microbial Systems LaboratoryRoom 108, Building 318, BARC East10300 Baltimore AvenueBeltsville, MD 20705-2350

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Paraglomus
occultum
Septoglomus viscosum?

Long term farming project (FSP) at Beltsville Agricultural Research Center in Beltsville, Maryland

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6 = annual row crop

Was changed to Paraglomus occultum in generation 17. Started on sudangrass from a cluster of spores by Dolly Watson 7-7-97. Produces lots of spores in clusters that remain attached to roots. Hyperproducer of glomalin.

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