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This national meeting aimed to spread knowledge
and experiences among finnish mycorrhiza research groups and to
build collaborative connections. As guest speakers three foreign
researchers, Jean Garbaye (France), Håkan Wallander (Sweden)
and Robin Sen (U.K.) were invited. The programme included eleven
oral presentations and three posters.
Organizer: Michael Müller and Taina Pennanen,
The Finnish Forest Research Institute, Vantaa Research Centre.
The Finnish Academy supported financially this
meeting.
Abstracts
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Jean Garbaye
(INRA, France) |
The
functional diversity of ectomycorrhizas in mature forest stands |
Jussi Heinonsalo
(Helsinki University) |
The
effects of forestry practices on the diversity of ectomycorrhizal
fungi. |
Karita Kuikka
(Oulu University) |
Herbivory
and mycorrhiza |
Tarja Lehto et al.
(Joensuu University) |
Boron
uptake by mycorrhiza |
Karoliina Niemi et al.
(Helsinki University) |
Polyamine
metabolism in Scots pine seedlings during mycorrhiza formation. |
Taina Pennanen et al.
(Metla, Vantaa Res. Centre) |
Response
of Norway spruce seedlings to ectomycorrhizal inoculation. |
Anne Pietikäinen
(Oulu University) |
AM
symbiosis in subarctic meadow vegetation. |
Tytti Sarjala et al.
(Metla, Parkano Res. St.) |
The
role of mycorrhiza in the uptake of nitrogen in drained peatland. |
Robin Sen
(The Macaulay Inst., U.K.) |
Towards
biological control of conifer root diseases utilizing mycorrhizal
fungi |
Rauni Strömmer et al.
(Helsinki University) |
Rhizosphere
and soil communities in a Pb contaminated pine forest site |
Suvi Sutela et al.
(Oulu University) |
The
ectomycorrhizal fungus Suillus variegatus has a strain dependent effect
on polyamine metabolism of Scots pine in vitro |
Sari Timonen
(Helsinki University) |
Associated
organisms in mycorrhiza: the bacteria, archae and protozoa. |
Håkan Wallander
(Lund University, Sweden) |
The
response of different nutrient sources on growth of ectomycorrhizal
mycelia in the field |
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