Soil Inoculum Potential and Fine Root Colonization in Acer Rubrum from Forested and Developed Ecosystems

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2004 | Christina Wells, Eric Wiseman, Clemson University
The objectives are to compare the VAM inoculums potential of disturbed landscape soils with that of native soils in adjacent forested areas and to quantify VAM colonization levels in red maples growing in each soil type.

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