#015: Characteristics of Division Glomeromycota

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  1. June 2, 2017

    […] to date the evolution of AM.  This analysis suggests that the Glomeromycota (fungi that form AM, FFF#015) evolved between 353 and 465 mya.  There is some fossil evidence to back this up: fossilized […]

  2. June 2, 2017

    […] are the most abundant type of mycorrhizae on earth. In AM, fungi from the phylum Glomeromycota (FFF#015) penetrate plant root cells and grow arbuscules (tree-shaped structures designed to facilitate […]

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