MN350N
Horticulture Research Farm University of Minnesota Shakopee, MN
Minnesota. Soil was a Lesauk clay loam [sandy mixed frigid typic Haplaguolls]; pH=5.9; 41, 129, 2065, 237, 45, 7.9, and 0.57 mg/kg of P, K, Ca, MG, Mn, Zn, and B respectively; CEC=17. Host was apple. Secale cereale was the previous crop. Crop in field
collected 07/28/80
9 vials in liquid nitrogen Rack 3 Box 3. Originally labelled as Glomus occultum; then changed to A. mellea. NCS comments that fungal properties are close to, but not identical to, those of A. mellea.
crop in field 2 years before planting: Malus domestica
crop in field 1 year before planting: Secale cereale
other plants in root zone when sampled: Secale cereale, Cirsium ravens
Change to AMLL 350. Not perfect fit but very close.