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RIVERO MEGA, M. S; CRESPO, E. M; MOLINA, M. G  e  LUGO, M. A. Diversidad diferencial de esporas de glomeromycota en la rizosfera de bromeliáceas nativas del parque nacional sierra de las Quijadas (San luis, Argentina). Bol. Soc. Argent. Bot. [online]. 2014, vol.49, n.3, pp.317-325. ISSN 1851-2372.

Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) are associated with most of the plants, forming arbuscular mycorrhizas. Bromeliaceae is an American family living from the tropics to temperate and arid zones. Sierra de las Quijadas has species of terrestrial Bromeliaceae colonized by AMF with different degree of association. The aim of this work was to study the AMF spore diversity (richness and density) in the rhizospheric soil of three native species of Bromeliaceae from Sierra de las Quijadas. Richness and density of spores differed significantly between the Bromeliaceae species studied, with the lowest values in Bromelia urbaniana. Meanwhile, Deuterocohnia longipetala and Dyckia floribunda showed the highest values  and  only differed between them in richness of spores. This AMF differential diversity between the three bromeliads species may be related to the host species and also due to different levels of root colonization that were previously reported. Moreover, the low richness and density of AMF in the rhizosphere of B. urbaniana may be either due to an allelopathic effect of this plant or due  to its particular root morphology.

Palavras-chave : Native arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi; Richness; Density; Bromeliaceae; Host species.

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