Effect of a mycorrhizal inoculum on established orchid plants in different locations
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Abstract
objective of evaluating the effect of an incoulum made up of
Rhizoctonia solani upon five established orchid species from
different genera, at three private producers�?? locations of
Havana city. Inoculation was performed every three months
for a year, evaluating the following variables at the beginning
and the end of the experiment: number of berries, new roots
and shoots. A significant increase was observed in all variables
analyzed, plant and flower color was better. Also, it was
appreciated that Cattleya species was able to flower out of
season.
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