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afs-72698	Hooker, John E.; Gianinazzi, Silvio; Vestberg, Mauritz; Barea, Jose M.; Atkinson, David	The application of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi to micropropagation systems: an opportunity to reduce chemical inputs	1994	6	.pdf	application/pdf	2760	155	49	However, research has now demonstrated significant effects of colonisation on the structur- al morphology of plant roots (eg Berta et al. 1990, Shellenbaum et al. 1991, Hooker et al. 1992) usually resulting in root systems which are more branched and therefore likely to have a high- er capacity for the uptake of nutrients and water. This success means that it is now possible to micropropagate in vitro a wide range of plant species including annual and per- ennial ornamentals, timber trees, ferns and sever- al important crop plants such as banana, pineap- ple, avocado and potato.	cache/afs-72698.pdf	txt/afs-72698.txt