BY GLYNN C. PERCIVAL, PH.D.
The importance of mycorrhizae and the role they play in enhancing tree health is widely recognized by arborists. However, the role of endophytes, i.e., bacteria and fungi that live within a tree without causing any disease symptoms, is greatly unappreciated. The aim of this article is to provide a brief overview highlighting the benefits of endophytes, especially their potential as bio-control agents.
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BY GLYNN C. PERCIVAL, PH.D.
The importance of mycorrhizae and the role they play in enhancing tree health is widely recognized by arborists. However, the role of endophytes, i.e., bacteria and fungi that live within a tree without causing any disease symptoms, is greatly unappreciated. The aim of this article is to provide a brief overview highlighting the benefits of endophytes, especially their potential as bio-control agents.
Rember to subscribe to TCI Magazine by visiting tcimag.tcia.org.