Discussion highlights the effects of favorable and unfavorable conditions on mycorhizae development for trees.
As knowledge of the importance of mycorhizae in the physiology of nutrition becomes more perfect, the forester should be less content with the mere knowledge that a tree has roots. In this, his second paper, the author discusses conditions favorable and unfavorable to the development of mycorhizae.
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Arthur Pierson Kelley (1930) studied this question.
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