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This study evaluated the effects of mycorrhizal species inoculation on the growth of  Lallemantia  species. Two pot experiments were performed to determine mycorrhizal species effects on growth, yield, mycorrhizal dependency, root colonization, and seed quality. Under sterile soil conditions,  Lallemantia iberica  and  Lallemantia royleana  were inoculated with  Funneliformis mosseae, Funneliformis caledonius, Rhizophagus intraradices, Claroideoglomus etunicatum, Claroideoglomus claroideum, Rhizophagus fasciculatus  and  Diversisporles epigaea . Among mycorrhizal species,  Cl. etunicatum  (M 1 ),  Fu. mosseae  (M 2 ) and  R. intraradices  (M 3 ) were most effective on root colonization on both species of  Lallemantia . In the main experiment, for both plant species of  Lallemantia , the growth, yield and yield components, seed quality, and mycorrhizal dependency (MD) parameters were studied under non-sterile and sterile soil conditions using three optimal mycorrhizal species (M 1 ), (M 2 ), (M 3 ), and their mixture. Both plant species grown in non-sterile soil grew better than in sterile soil conditions. The integrated application of M 1  + M 2  + M 3  had a better effect on measured parameters of  Lallemantia  species. Inoculated and non-inoculated  L. iberica  showed higher growth and produced more yield, thousand grain weight, phosphorus, and oil content. The number of silique in plant, number of seed in plant, mucilage, and MD of inoculated and non-inoculated  L. royleana  were higher than  L. iberica . Generally, our result showed that both species of  Lallemantia  were mycorrhizal dependent, and soil sterilization led to killing of all indigenous mycorrhizal species, and as a result, it caused to decrease the growth of  Lallemantia  species.

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Lallemantia Iberica  and  Lallemantia Royleana : The Effect of Mycorrhizal Fungal Inoculation on Growth and Mycorrhizal Dependency under Sterile and Non‐sterile Soils