SA101

11/10/1992
1993
Jim Germida

Department of Soil ScienceUniversity of SaskatoonSaskatoon, SaskatchewanCanada S7N OWO

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Yes
Claroideoglomus
luteum

Field site in Saskatchewan, Canada. Part of a study by Talukdar. Inoculum arrived as spores stored in sand in a centrifuge tube. Enough spores were extracted to inoculate onto sorghum seedlings in several conetainers.

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0
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3 = temperate
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Many spores were retrieved, some white and immature. Spores bear some resemblance to G. clarum, except that the spore has robust yellow laminae and a thin flexible inner wall.

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