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ECTOMYCORRHIZA FORMATION IN EUCALYPTUS 总被引:3,自引:3,他引:0
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During the establishment of vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizas, fungal hyphae contact the root surface, form appressoria and
initiate the internal colonization phase. Structural changes occur in the cell wall, the cytoplasm and the nucleus as the
fungus progresses from a presymbiotic to a symbiotic phase. Nuclei in spores are in G1 whereas in intraradical hyphae they are in G1 and G2. Changes in nuclear organization are evident in various stages in the colonization process. Dramatic changes in both symbionts
occur as the nutrient exchange interface is established between arbuscules and root cortical cells. An interfacial matrix,
consisting of molecules common to the primary wall of the cortical cell, separates the cortical cell plasma membrane from
the fungal cell wall.
Ectomycorrhizas are characterized structurally by the presence of a mantle of fungal hyphae enclosing the root and usually
an Hartig net of intercellular hyphae characterized by labyrinthine branching. As hyphae contact the root surface, they may
respond by increasing their diameter and switching from apical growth to precocious branching. The site of initial contact
of hyphae may be either the root cap or the ‘mycorrhiza infection zone’. The mantle varies considerably in structure depending
on both the plant and fungus genome. In some ectomycorrhizas, the mantle may be a barrier to apoplastic transport, and in
most it may store polyphosphate, glycogen, lipids and perhaps protein. 相似文献
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* Plants establishing in environments that are marginal for growth could be particularly sensitive to mycorrhizal associations. We investigated ectomycorrhizal colonization and its significance for young conifers growing at, or above, their normal limits for growth, in the alpine-treeline ecotone. * Colonization of seedlings (<1 yr old) and juveniles (2- to 10-yr-old) of Picea engelmannii and Abies lasiocarpa by Cenococcum geophilum was determined in a field study, and effects of Cenococcum on Picea seedling ecophysiology were investigated in a glasshouse. * Colonization by Cenococcum was c. 20-fold greater for juveniles than seedlings, and approximately 4-fold greater adjacent compared with approximately 7 m away from trees. Juveniles of Picea were more colonized at timberline than Abies, and the opposite relationship was observed in forest. Colonization enhanced seedling water potential, but not phosphorus concentrations or photosynthesis. * These landscape and age-dependent variations in colonization correspond well with known variations in conifer physiology and establishment near timberline. Facilitation of seedling establishment by older trees at alpine-treeline may include a below-ground, mycorrhizal component that complements previously reported effects of trees on the microclimate and ecophysiology of seedlings. 相似文献
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Mast fruiting is a distinctive reproductive trait in trees. This rain forest study, at a nutrient-poor site with a seasonal climate in tropical Africa, provides new insights into the causes of this mode of phenological patterning. At Korup, Cameroon, 150 trees of the large, ectomycorrhizal caesalp, Microberlinia bisulcata, were recorded almost monthly for leafing, flowering and fruiting during 1995-2000. The series was extended to 1988-2004 with less detailed data. Individual transitions in phenology were analysed. Masting occurred when the dry season before fruiting was drier, and the one before that was wetter, than average. Intervals between events were usually 2 or 3 yr. Masting was associated with early leaf exchange, followed by mass flowering, and was highly synchronous in the population. Trees at higher elevation showed more fruiting. Output declined between 1995 and 2000. Mast fruiting in M. bisulcata appears to be driven by climate variation and is regulated by internal tree processes. The resource-limitation hypothesis was supported. An 'alternative bearing' system seems to underlie masting. That ectomycorrhizal habit facilitates masting in trees is strongly implied. 相似文献
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