- period,
while most
other modern mycorrhizal families,
including orchid and
ericoid mycorrhizae, date to the
period of
angiosperm radiation in the Cretaceous...
- The
ericoid mycorrhiza is a
mutualistic relationship formed between members of the
plant family Ericaceae and
several lineages of
mycorrhizal fungi. This...
- The word "
ericoid" is used in
modern biological terminology for its
literal meanings and for extensions.
Ericoid could have more than one meaning, but...
- yield.
Ericoid mycorrhizae are
responsible for a high rate of
uptake of nitrogen,
which causes naturally low
levels of free
nitrogen in
ericoid soils....
- The
Madagascar ericoid thickets is a
montane shrubland ecoregion,
found at
higher altitudes on Madagascar's four
major mountains. The
ecoregion covers...
-
require acidic, but not nutrient-poor, soil. Botanically,
plants with
ericoid mycorrhizas grow
successfully on mor
humus soils in
which low pH and high...
-
Madagascar subhumid forests,
Madagascar dry
deciduous forests,
Madagascar ericoid thickets,
Madagascar spiny forests,
Madagascar succulent woodlands, and...
-
instance bush
refers to the type of vegetation.
Typical fynbos foliage is
ericoid rather than fine. The term in its pre-Afrikaans,
Dutch form, fynbosch,...
-
composed largely of
tussock gr****es and
ericoid shrubs. Some of the most
prevalent gr****, sedge, and
ericoid species are
Merxmuellera disticha, M. drakensbergensis...
-
three kinds of
mycorrhiza are
found exclusively among Ericales (namely,
ericoid,
arbutoid and
monotropoid mycorrhiza). In addition, some
families among...
