광도와 Frankia 질소고정균 및 Alpova diplophloeus 외생균근균의 (外生菌根菌) 접종이 루브라 오리나무 묘목내 (苗木內) 삼자공생관계 발달에 미치는 영향 = Effects of Light and Inoculation of Frankia and Alpova diplophloeus on the Tripartite Symbioses Development in Alnus rubra Bong . Seedlings

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To investigate the effect of low light intensities and the inoculation of Frankia and/or Alpova diplophloeus on the symbioses development and their host growth, red alder(Alnus rubra Bong.) seedlings were grown in an air - filtered walk - in growth chamber with either N₂ - fixing Frankia inoculation or N - fertilization and live or dead spore inoculation of the ectomycorrhizal fungus: A. diplophloeus(Zeller & Dodge) Trappe & Smith. When they were 20 weeks old, the seedlings were grown under three levels of light intensities of 680, 320 and 220μ㏖/㎡/s PPFD(photosynthetic photon flux density) for three weeks. PPFD of 220 significantly decreased the development of A. aiplophloeus mycorrhizae and nodules, the rates of N₂ - fixation and CO₂ exchange, and the growth of tile seedlings. PPFD 320 significantly decreased the CO₂ exchange rate only. Frankia inoculation significantly increased mycorrhiza formation and seedling growth. Alpoaa inoculation significantly increased seedling growth but not nodule development and N₂- fixation. None of the symbionts affected CO₂ exchange rates. Frankia was more critical for seedling growth and mycorrhizal development than the mycorrhizal fungus for seedling growth and nodule development.