Authors GAO Aixia; HE Xueli
Journal Agricultural Research in the Arid Areas , 2007,3:25
Abstract Soil samples under the canopy of nine medicinal plant species from Anguo city of Hebei province were collected and examined. Nine species of medicinal plants were infected with AM fungi, but the infection rates changed with different medicinal plants. Among nine species, 44.5% medicinal plants are Arum-type, 55.5 % are Paris-type. Soil available N was positively correlated with spore density of Salvia miltiorrhiza and Dioscorea opposite, and hyphal and total percent colonization of Adenophora borealis, while negatively correlated with arbuscular colonization of Aster tataricus ; Soil available P exhibited a positive correlation with arbuscular colonization of Salvia miltiorrhiza and vesicular colonization of Dioscorea opposite, while a negative correlation with spore density of Platycodon grandiflorus and vesicular colonization of Atractylodes macrocephala ; Spore density of Bupleurum chinense had a positive affection with soil organic matter; Soil pH was negatively correlated with hyphal and total colonization of Adenophora borealis and spore density of Bupleurum chinense, while positively correlated with spore density of Adenophora borealis.
Species covered 紫菀 Aster tataricus 白术 Atractylodes macrocephala 丹参 Salvia miltiorrhiza 桔梗 Platycodon grandiflorus 北柴胡 Bupleurum chinense 北方沙参 Adenophora borealis
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