Fungi which form mycorrhizal associations are a very diverse assemblage. They vary in taxonomic position, physiology, and ecology. Indeed, the only reason for grouping them together as “mycorrhizal fungi” is the fact that they do form such associations. A review entitled “Mycorrhizal Fungi” must therefore deal not only with the fungi themselves, but also with the mycorrhizas that they form.
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