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MENDEZ-CORTES, Heriberto et al. Response of Cedrela odorata L. to several mycorrhizal inoculants from two tropical ecosystems. Madera bosques [online]. 2013, vol.19, n.3, pp.23-34. ISSN 2448-7597.

This study shows the effect of some inoculants of the arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) on the initial development Cedrela odorata L; for this, a bioassay was conducted with different inoculum sources of two tropical forests where this species is distributed in Veracruz state. Four treatments were applied: T1, direct inoculation with a spore consortium; T2: inoculation with mycorrhizal roots from field; T3: without inoculation; T4: native soil not sterile. (T1, T2 and T3 in native sterilized soil). The analyzed variables were dry aerial and root biomass, height, diameter, leaflets number, spores number, and colonization percentage. Statistical analysis showed significant differences between inoculants from medium tropical forest (MTF), where T4 was the best results followed by T2, while T3 observed the lowest values. Although the inoculants of high tropical forest (HTF), do not have statistical significance, the results were similar to those in the MTF. These results showed a good micorrhizal relationship between these fungi and C. odorata; for this reason, it is recommended to reproduce this fungus to use in plants production in order to obtain plants best adapted to natural conditions.

Palabras llave : Red cedar; growth; Glomeromycota; high tropical forest; medium tropical forest.

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