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Select the true statements about micorrhiza :
Micorrhiza are important on denitrification
Free living micorrhiza are involved on amonification
O Micorrhiza make up most soil microbial biomass Most michorrhiza are alkaliphiles
O Micorrhiza are heterotrophs
O Micorrhiza are usually associated with PGPR
O Micorrhiza are keystone species on the S cycle
O Micorrhiza can perform Dissimilatory Nitrate Reduction to Ammonium Micorrhiza can be chemolithotrophs Micorrhiza can be mixotrophs
O Micorrhiza increase plant P uptake in P deficient soils Hectomicorrhiza do not produce austoria
O Arbuscular micorrhiza can be
O Micorrhiza help plants withstand drought stress
On forests mosts mushroom are michorrhiza
-Most plants have micorryza symbiotic relationship
-Most michorrhiza are oligotrophs
-Micorrhiza can form lichens
O Micorrhiza help plants explore more soil volume
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