Romania (Quercus cerris, Q. frainetto, Q. robur) and - EdituraSilvica.ro

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