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Norris JR, Read D, Varma AK. 1994. Techniques for Mycorrhizal Research
 Methods in Microbiology. Academic Press Inc., San Diego, CA. 928 pp. ISBN
 0-12-521490-1

Contributors									  v

Preface										 ix

1.	Introduction: The State of the Art				  	  1
		J.L. Harley
2.	Characterization of Ectomycorrhiza				 	 25
		R. Agerer
3.	Techniques in Synthesizing Ectomycorrhiza				 75
		R.L. Peterson and P. Chakravarty
4.	Histochemistry of Ectomycorrhiza					107
		R.L. Peterson
5.	Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Studies in Ectomycorrhizal Fungi		121
		F.M. Martin
6.	Carbon Metabolism in Mycorrhiza						149
		I. Jakobsen
7.	Enzymology of Nitrogen Assimilation in Mycorrhiza			181
		I. Ahmad and J.A. Hellebust
8.	Techniques for the Study of Nitrogen Metabolism in 			203
	Ectomycorrhiza	
		B. Botton and M. Chalot
9. 	Ectomycorrhizal DNA: Isolation, RFLPs and Probe Hybridization		253
		P.T. Rygiewicz and J.L. Armstrong
10.	Procedures and Prospects for DNA-Mediated Transformation of		281
	Ectomycorrhizal Fungi
		P.A. Lemke, V. Barrett and R.K. Dixon
11.	Principles of Use of Radioisotopes in Mycorrhizal Studies		295
		P.B. Tinker, M.D. Jones and D.M. Durall
12.	Techniques for Studying the Functional Aspects of Rhizomorphs 		309
	of Wood-rotting Fungi: Some Possible Applications to 
	Ectomycorrhiza
		D.H. Jennings
13.	Structural and Ontogenic Study of Ectomycorrhizal Rhizomorphs		331
		J.W.G. Cairney
14.	Fine-structural Analysis of Mycorrhizal Fungi and Root Systems:		341
	Negative Staining and Cryoelectron Microscopic Techniques
		F. Mayer, M. Madkour, A. Nolte and A. Varma
15.	Epifluorescent Microscopy for Identification of Ectomycorrhiza		365
		P. Cudlin
16.	Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy and Imaging Techniques for 		369
	Subcellular Localization of Elements of Mycorrhiza
		I. Kottke
17.	Methods for Studying Nursery and Field Response of Trees to 		383
	Specific Ectomycorrhiza
		D.H. Marx, J.L. Ruehle and C.E. Cordell
18.	Maintenance of Ectomycorrhizal Fungi					413
		H. Heinonen-Tanski and T. Holopainen


19.	Root Window Technique for in vivo Observation of 			423
	Ectomycorrhiza on Forest Trees
		S. Egli and I. Kalin
20.	Experiments with Ericoid Mycorrhiza					435
		J.R. Leake and D.J. Read
21.	Selection of Inoculant Vesicular-arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi		461
		L.K. Abbott, A.D. Robson and C. Gazey
22.	Methods for the Study of the Population Biology of 			483
	Vesicular-arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi
		I.C. Tommerup
23.	Quantification of External Hyphae of Vescular-arbuscular 		513
	Mycorrhizal Fungi
		D.M. Sylvia
24.	A cuvette System Designed to Enable Monitoring of Growth 		527
	and Spread of Hyphae of Vescular-arbuscular Mycorrhizal 
	Fungi External to Plant Roots
		H. Schuepp, M. Bodmer and D.D. Miller
25.	Ergosterol Analysis as a Means of Quantifying Mycorrhizal Biomass	537
		J.E. Nylund and H. Wallander
26. 	Establishment of Vesicular-arbuscular Mycorrhiza in Root Organ 		549
	Culture:  Review and Proposed Methodology
		G. Becard and Y. Piche
27.	Cytology, Histochemistry and Immunocytochemistry as Tools for Studying	569
	Structure and Function in Endomycorrhiza
		S. Gianinazzi and V. Gianinazzi-Pearson
28.  	Pathogenic and Endomycorrhizal Associations				601
		P. Bonfante-Fasolo and P. Spanu
29.	Isozyme Analysis of Mycorrhizal Fungi and their Mycorrhiza		629
		S. Rosendahl and R. Sen
30.	Enzymic Separation of Vesicular-arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi 		655
	from Roots:  Methods, Applications and Problems
		P.A. McGee and S.E. Smith
31.	Axenic Culture of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi	663
		P.G. Williams
32.	Use of Monoclonal Antibodies to Study Mycorrhiza: Present 		681
	Applications and Perspectives
		S. Perotto, F. Malavasi and G.W. Butcher
33.	Phytohormone Analysis by Enzyme Immunoassays				709
		B. Hock, S. Liebmann, H. Beyrle and K. Dressel
34.	The Quantification of Arbuscules and Related Structures Using 		735
	Morphometric Cytology
		R. Toth
35.	Methods for Studying Vesicular-arbuscular Mycorrhizal Root Colonization	761
	and Related Root Physical Properties
		S. Rajapakse and J. Creighton Miller
36.	Wet-sieving and Decanting Techniques for the Extraction of Spores	777
	of Vesicular-arbuscular Fungi
		G. Pacioni
37.	Usefulness of the Pinnule Technique in Mycorrhizal Research		783
		M. Habte

38.	Inoculum Production of Vesicular-arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi for 	799
	Use in Tropical Nurseries
		F. Feldmann and E. Idczak
39.	Vesicular-arbuscular Mycorrhiza: Application in Agriculture		819
		G.J. Bagyaraj
40.	Vesicular-arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi in Nitrogen-fixing Legumes:	835
	Problems and Prospects
		G.J. Bethlenfalvay
41.	Vesicular-arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi in Nitrogen-fixing Systems	851
		J.M. Barea, R. Azcon and C. Azcon-Aguilar
42.	Relationships between the Mycorrhizal and Actinorhizal Symbioses in	877
	Non-legumes
		E. Cervantes and C. Rodriguez-Barrueco

Index										893


 

 
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