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Drimia indica (Roxb) Jessop. (Family: Hyacinthaceae), is also known as Indian squill. Due to over exploitation and anthropogenic pressures such as habitat degradation many populations of D. indica have been lost and caused genetic depletion as well as loss of genetic diversity. Hence, it is necessary to initiate new means and approaches are to be worked out for germplasm conservation and sustainable utilization of this economically important medicinal plant. In present paper an attempt has made to study remarkably ignored Arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungi with D. indica.. Mycorrhizal colonization percentage in D. indica samples was varied in different populations in the coastal sand of Konkan region of Maharashtra. In present paper besides the roots, incidence of mycorrhizal colonization and spores inside the D. indica scale cells is reported for first time. Keywords: Acaulospora scrobiculata, AM fungi, CSDs, Drimia indica (Roxb) Jessop. Glomus aggregatum .

Incidence of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi in Indian Squill: Drimia indica from Coastal Sand Dunes of Konkan, India