Management of Mycorrhizal Symbiosis for Mycoremediation and Phytostabilization

Management of Mycorrhizal Symbiosis for Mycoremediation and Phytostabilization, 1, 2025 is a comprehensive biology reference published by Elsevier. Description By Qiang-Sheng Wu Management of Mycorrhizal Symbiosis for Mycoremediation and Phytostabilization overviews the many advances that have been made in mycorrhizal research and practice.

Key Features

- Management of Mycorrhizal Symbiosis for Mycoremediation and Phytostabilization overviews the many advances that have been made in mycorrhizal research and practice
- Many microorganisms are present in plant rhizosphere, among which root-associated mycorrhizal fungi are ancient fungi that have evolved along with the evolution of plants
- Mycorrhizal fungi of the soil can colonize more than 80% of terrestrial plant roots, where the mycorrhizal symbiosis helps the host to obtain water and nutrients, in exchange of…
- The mycorrhizal extraradical mycelium can extend beyond the root zone, enabling the absorption of water and nutrients from the soil
- Thus, the reciprocal symbiosis can provide an important technology for crop reduction of fertilizer inputs and environmental stewardship
- Mycorrhizal fungal fertilizers have been produced commercially in Europe, Asia, and North America, which provides strong support for mycorrhizal applications in agriculture and…
- Therefore, there is a great need to summarize the recent research results and bring them together in a book

Product Details

Publisher: Elsevier
Edition: 1
Published Year: 2025
Format: Publisher PDF
File Size: 23.5 MB
ISBN: 978-0443248634, 9780443248641