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Arbuscular mycorrhizas are one of the most widespread mutualistic symbioses which occur between roots of most herbaceous and tropical trees and a small group of root colonizing fungi, Order Glomales. This symbiosis is characterized by the movement of mineral nutriente acquired by the fungi towards the plant in exchange for providing the fungi with carbon compounds. In Mexico, the taxonomic diversity of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) has been poorly studied, since most of studies have been focused to determine plant responses to mycorrhiza without considering the origin or identity of the endophyte. In this country 44 species of AMF have been recorded, representing 29% of the woridwide known species. Most of these records come from agricultural systems and oniy seven species come from natural ecosystems. These 44 species have been oniy found in 11 of the 32 States of Mexico. Even though the taxonomic knowledge and handiing of these fungi is quite limited, fieid work with plants inoculated in greenhouse has been carried out in the last years. Nevertheless,intormiUiun is ruijuifiid rf:g,irding fieid persistencc of tho findophyte ynd its cftcct on soil miorobiotci divorsity. Knowledye of tho composition and diversity of AMF is importan! for proper handhng ot soil plant fungos intoraotion in ordur to achieve sustainable systerns.

Los hongos micorrizógenos arbusculares como componentes de la biodiversidad del suelo en México