i AMF – CENTRALIZED DATABASE OF ARBUSCULARMYCORRHIZAL DISTRIBUTION, PHYLOGENY AND TAXONOMY

Authors

  • Manju M. Gupta University of Delhi, Department of Botany, Sri Aurobindo College, Delhi -110017 India Author
  • Nikhat Naqvi Botany Department SFS College, Nagpur-440006, India Author
  • Prabhat Kumar University of Delhi, Department of Botany, Sri Aurobindo College, Delhi -110017 India Author

Abstract

Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal database, named iAMF (www.amfungi.aurobindo.du.ac.in) is first digital database on
biodiversity and phylogeny of these beneficial fungi in India. It provides access to data on 161 species of arbuscular
mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) along with comprehensive information on their GPS location of reported occurrence, taxonomy,
molecular sequence, phylogeny and bibliography. The database is based on primary data collected by authors through
ongoing surveys (year 2009-2017) and secondary data from earlier studies (2008–2016). Data is carefully curated to verify
that it corresponds to the reference publication and a valid species name is used. Apart from being ecological meta-analysis
data source, it would have significant application in selection of non-indigenous AMF inoculum in agriculture, reforestation,
horticultural and land reclamation practices.

Published

2024-12-19

Issue

Vol. 39 No. 01

Section

Articles

How to Cite

i AMF – CENTRALIZED DATABASE OF ARBUSCULARMYCORRHIZAL DISTRIBUTION, PHYLOGENY AND TAXONOMY. (2024). Journal of Recent Advances in Applied Sciences (pISSN 0970-1990), 39(01). http://internationalmedicalpublishing.com/index.php/JRAAS/article/view/12