The endangered epiphytic orchid Dendrobium okinawense has a highly specific mycorrhizal association with a single Tulasnellaceae fungus
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DOI: 10.1080/13416979.2021.1876587
Abstract: ABSTRACT Epiphytic orchids, which account for 68% of vascular epiphytes, contribute substantially to plant species diversity in forest canopies. Many orchid species are naturally rare and have limited geographical distributions. All orchids rely on mycorrhizal… read more here.
Keywords: mycorrhizal; dendrobium okinawense; epiphytic orchid; highly specific ... See more keywords
Low Concentration of Anti-Auxin and Anti-Fungal Agent Accelerates the PLB Regeneration of Dendrobium okinawense under Green LED
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DOI: 10.3390/plants11081082
Abstract: Dendrobium okinawense is an endangered epiphytic orchid, and there has been no scientific report so far on its propagation. Protocorm is a mass of cells, and protocorm-like bodies (PLBs) are lookalike protocorms produced by vegetative… read more here.
Keywords: dendrobium okinawense; plbs; plb regeneration; green led ... See more keywords