Endomycorrhizal fungi

Introduction

Certain plants have evolved to form symbiotic relationships with fungi. Endomycorrhizal fungi differ from ectomycorrhizal fungi in one major regard, the mycelium of endomycorrhizae actually penetrate the root cells of the plant.

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