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:: Volume 7, Issue 15 (2-2020) ::
PEC 2020, 7(15): 181-195 Back to browse issues page
Studies on the physical and chemical characteristics of soiland mycoflora from native desert truffle (Terfezia claveryi) and Helianthemum plant in Golestan province
Roghaieh Habibi1 , Kamran Rahnama * , Seyed Esmaeil Razavi1 , Morteza Khomeiri1 , Mohammad Reza Asef3
1- Gorgan University of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
Plant Protection department, Gorgan University of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources , kamranrahnama@gmail.com
3- Plant Protection and Research Institute of Iran
Abstract:   (3234 Views)
In this study, soil fungal isolated from Helianthemum ledifolium root and around deserttruffle was identified from tendifferent regions in Gonbad Kavoos in Golestan province. Desert truffles samples, were identified by morphological and molecular methods. Twenty one species of the fungal belonging to thirteen genera were isolated. Most of the fungal isolates were recovered from soilaround desert truffleT. claveryiascocarps and H. ledifolium rhizosphere respectively. Aspergillus and Fusarium were the predominant species which were isolated from soilaround desert truffles.Acremonium, Paecilomyces, Polyschema and Ulocladium species were isolated with least abundancefor the first time from desert area of Gonbad.AlsoPolyschema sclerotigenum was recorded for the first time in Iran.The results of the soil analysis collected from different regions showed that there was little difference in the structure and amount of lime in the soil. Most of the collected desert soil wasalkaline, non-saline, with low organic matter, low phosphorus, sand and high lime.Amount of phosphorous was not significantly different in various desert soil samples.
 
Keywords: Helinthemum ledifolium, Mycoflora, Phosphorous, Rhizosphere, Terfezia claveryi
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Type of Study: Research | Subject: Special
Received: 2018/06/16 | Accepted: 2019/02/9 | Published: 2020/03/17
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Habibi R, Rahnama K, Razavi S E, Khomeiri M, Asef M R. Studies on the physical and chemical characteristics of soiland mycoflora from native desert truffle (Terfezia claveryi) and Helianthemum plant in Golestan province. PEC 2020; 7 (15) :181-195
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