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Ann. For. Res. 54(1): 57-71, 2011Research articlesTable 2 (continuation)Formofthe apex,diameter(mm)Rhizomorphs<strong>and</strong> emergenthyphaeTexture of therhizomorphs<strong>and</strong> emergenthyphae62Mantle,color,textureDistancebetweenconsecutivebranches(mm)Round0.3-0.4Emerginghyphae,right anglessmoothLength ofmycorrizalsystem(mm)Code Host Location Color BranchingSmooth with sulfuryellow granulations2 0.2Round0.4-0.6Round toclavate0.3Round orrelativelyacute0.2-0.4Brown-blackrhizomorphsreticulated<strong>and</strong> smoothSympodial,pinnate, sinuousapexesSulfur yellowMihai Bravu08.1997<strong>Quercus</strong><strong>cerris</strong> +RussulavirescensM18Monopodial 3 0.1-0.3 velvetynone noneBlack-purplish tojet blackDobreti07.1998M19 <strong>Quercus</strong><strong>cerris</strong>Rough withoutconspicuous hyphae11 0.5-1Sympodial, basalconstrictionWhite,shinning,smoothsmoothRusty-black with apinkish tingeTinca09.1998M20 <strong>Quercus</strong><strong>frainetto</strong>Velvety, shinningwhite, relatively rare0.2-0.3or lessYellow. Orange Coralloid 6Dobreti07. 1998Buteni06.2000Round0.3-0.4none none<strong>Quercus</strong><strong>cerris</strong>,Querus<strong>robur</strong>M21Smooth withgranular areas19-29 1.2-2Monopodial,pinnate, loose,sinuous branchesPale yellowwith rusty spots<strong>and</strong> granulationdissolving in KOH10%Giurgiu,Mihai Bravu08. 1997Roundsomewith rustyspots0.3-0.4Ramiedrhizomorphs,interconnectedhairy surface<strong>Quercus</strong><strong>cerris</strong> +RussulaatropurpureaM22Wooly, abundant,dense1-4 0.4Monopodial,pinnate, looseyellowGiurgiu,Mihai Bravu08. 1997Round0.3-0.6Orangerhizomorphssmooth <strong>and</strong>branched<strong>Quercus</strong><strong>frainetto</strong>+XerocomuschrysenteronM23Smooth, rareemerging hyphae(also laticiferoushyphae)5 0.5-0.8Coralloid orpinnateOrange to brownwith whitelaticiferous hyphaeBrganu08.1997Round0.2-0.3Rareemergenthyphaesmooth<strong>Quercus</strong><strong>cerris</strong>+LactariusquietusM24White-yellowishwith silvery areas,wooly1.5-2.2 0.5Monopodial,pinnate, sinuousapexesBlackish brownwith white tingeBrganu08.1997<strong>Quercus</strong><strong>cerris</strong> +SclerodermacitrinumM25
Fodor et al. Mycorrhizal status of several <strong>Quercus</strong> species in <strong>Romania</strong> ...Table 2 (continuation)Code Host Location Color BranchingM26 <strong>Quercus</strong><strong>frainetto</strong>M27M28<strong>Quercus</strong><strong>cerris</strong>,<strong>Quercus</strong><strong>robur</strong><strong>Quercus</strong><strong>cerris</strong> +Amanitamairei,<strong>Quercus</strong><strong>robur</strong>M29 <strong>Quercus</strong><strong>robur</strong>Radna10.1998Radna10.1998,Oradea2000Dobreti07.1998Buteni06.2000Oradea06.2000Buteni06. 2000,Oradea06.2000Yellow-dull brownWhite-yellowish,near hyalineYellow-orangeWhite-yellowishwith rusty areasRepeatedlymonopodial,pyramidal aspect,bent apexesMonopodial tocoralloid, dense,sometimessolitary, basalconstrictionDichotomous tocoralloidPinnatepyramidalM 30All species +CenococcumgeophilumAll locationsJet black withsclerotiaUnbranched orMonopodialpinnateLength ofmycorrizalsystem(mm)Distancebetweenconsecutivebranches(mm)Mantle,color,texture0.7-1 0.2-0.4 farinaceous0.8-1 0.3-1 Wooly, dense4-8 0.1-1Velvety, rare,shinning white4-6 0.2-0.4Granular <strong>and</strong> spikydue to cystidsyellowish1-2.5Stringy <strong>and</strong> shinydue to emergingblack hyphae, grainyFormofthe apex,diameter(mm)Round0.3-0.4Round0.3-0.4Round,slightlybent0.2-0.3Round,hyaline0.3-0.4Round,in olderparts,blackRhizomorphs<strong>and</strong> emergenthyphaeSmooth,ramiedrhizomorphsFan shapedrhizomorphsRarerhizomorphsemergingat rightanglesBundlesof shortemerginghyphaeBlack, rigidemanatinghyphaeSclerotiapresent: black,spherical,grainy,2 mm,hard <strong>and</strong>brittle,coated withsoil particlesTextureof therhizomorphs<strong>and</strong> emergenthyphaesmoothhairysmoothsmoothsmooth63
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