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Mycorrhizas in Ecosystems 9 cm width x 35

Mycorrhizas in Ecosystems 9 cm width x 35Pp. xvi, 419; numerous text figures (graphs, charts, diagrams). Publishers original pictorial laminated boards (case bound), lettered in brown on the spine and front cover, lg 8vo (9. 75 x 7 inches). In the natural world, the roots of most plants are infected by symbiotic fungi to form mycorrhiza which play a central role in the capture of nutrients from the soil. Most of our knowledge of the biology of mycorrhizal symbiosis come from studies in the

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9 cm width x 35

44 text-figures (line-drawings and halftones of fishes and frogs)

One-half maroon-red cloth

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Mycorrhizas in Ecosystems 9 cm width x 35Pp. xvi, 419; numerous text figures (graphs, charts, diagrams). Publishers original pictorial laminated boards (case bound), lettered in brown on the spine and front cover, lg 8vo (9. 75 x 7 inches). In the natural world, the roots of most plants are infected by symbiotic fungi to form mycorrhiza which play a central role in the capture of nutrients from the soil. Most of our knowledge of the biology of mycorrhizal symbiosis come from studies in the

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