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Studies were conducted to examine the host range of a select isolate of the ericoid mycorrhizal fungus  Hymenoscyphus ericae  (Read) Korf and Kernan [American Type Culture Collection (ATCC) #32985]. Host status was tested for 15 ericaceous species, including:  Calluna vulgaris  (L.) Hull , Enkianthus campanulatus  (Miq.) Nichols , Gaultheria procumbens  L. , Kalmia latifolia  L. , Leucothoe fontanesiana  Sleum. , Oxydendrum arboreum  (L.) DC. ,Pierisfloribunda  (Pursh) Benth. &amp; Hook. ,Rhododendron calendulaceum  (Michx.) Torr. ,Rhododendron carolinianum  Rehd. , Rhododendron catawbiense  Michx. , Rhododendron maximum  L. , Rhododendron mucronulatum Turcz.,  Vaccinium corymbosum  L., and  Vaccinium macrocarpon  Ait.  Arbutus unedo  L. ,  an ericaceous species that forms arbutoid, not ericoid, mycorrhizae, was used as a negative control. All of the species were colonized by the ericoid isolate with the exception of  Enkianthus campanulatus  and the negative control. Inoculation with this isolate of  H. ericae  resulted in a significant increase in shoot growth. However, intensity of root colonization was not correlated to amount of shoot growth. In fact, an increase in growth was observed in the two species that lacked fungal colonization.

Host Range of a Select Isolate of the Ericoid Mycorrhizal Fungus Hymenoscyphus ericae