Effect broccoli-onion rotation on population and colonization ability of mycorrhizic indigenous fungi on field
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https://doi.org/10.33885/sf.1995.3.828Keywords:
Allium cepa, Brassica oleracea, mycorrhizic, Sclerotium cepivorumAbstract
The effect of brocoli (Brassica o/eracea L.) rotation and the incorporation of its res1dues to soil alone and
combinated with mulching with black polyethylene on the population (number of viable mycorrhizic
propagulcs/100 g) and colonization by indigenous mycorrhizal fungi on onion (A/hum cepa L ) was evaluated in
field. These practices resulted in a sig nificant reduction in the number of viable mycorrhit;icaJ propagulcs: however
the colonization of onions plants by the mycorrhizal fungi was significantly higher in the brocoli treatments
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