Essays about: "mykorrhiza"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 25 essays containing the word mykorrhiza.
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21. Community Gardens i USA : en studie av rörelsens uppkomst, funktioner och effekter samt en jämförelse med liknande fenomen i Sverige
University essay from SLU/Landscape Architecture (until 121231)Abstract : This paper originates in a study of Community Gardens in the United States. An overview of how and why the gardens have emerged, their functions today, and their effects and problems is presented. The reader will also be introduced to a selection of Swedish movements that correspond with the phenomenon of the American Community Garden. READ MORE
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22. Inokulering med två hjorttryfflar på arginingödslade täckrotsplantor i Gideå plantskola
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Forest Mycology and Plant PathologyAbstract : The effect of inoculation on containerized pine and spruce seedlings in a nursery with two ectomycorrhizal fungi was investigated in regard to the development of mycorrhiza and plant growth. The fungi were Elaphomyces muricatus and Elaphomyces granulates and the inoculated seedlings were compared to an uninoculated control. READ MORE
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23. Vegetationslösningar och andra metoder mot stranderosion
University essay from SLU/HorticultureAbstract : Today 70 percent of the world's sand beaches are under recession due to erosion. The global warming may have the effect upon the sea level increasing and the erosion increasing on the sand beaches. To save these sand beaches, the erosion must be prevented. READ MORE
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24. Goliatmusseron (Tricholoma matsutake) : kräver den en kontinuitet av träd?
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Forest Mycology and Plant PathologyAbstract : Modern forestry management may disadvantage some mykorrhiza forming fungi because; they are dependent on late successions and cannot survive the constantly recurring breaks in the continuity of their host tree. For this study the specie goliatmusseron (Tricholoma matsutake) was chosen to investigate this possibility. In Sweden T. READ MORE
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25. Effects of shade and humus fertility on boreal forest tree seedling growth, competition and mycorrhizal colonisation
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Forest Ecology and ManagementAbstract : In boreal forest ecosystems, growth of tree seedlings is limited by resources both aboveground (through shading) and belowground (through nutrient limitation), and the ability to tolerate or avoid these conditions is important in determining the relative performance of different tree species. Two of the means to compete for these resources, are through increasing stem-elongation to escape shading by neighbours (shade avoidance), and through mycorrhizal symbiosis that may increase the nutrient- and water up-take. READ MORE