… Cowart and Graham [99] sampled 60 leaves from each of five fig plants, Ficus carica L. (Moraceae:
Angiospermae), and concluded there were significant differences in leaf asymmetry …

… Author links open overlay panel PAS Ralston a , JH Graham b , JL Hieb b … In 2006, Graham,
Patel, and Ralston [96] described a new risk modeling tool, augmented vulnerability trees, …

… However, when we previously reviewed the literature on the role of AMF in commercial
agroecosystems (Ryan & Graham, 2002) we concluded that AMF did not play a vital role in the …

A great diversity of plants and fungi engage in mycorrhizal associations. In natural habitats,
and in an ecologically meaningful time span, these associations have evolved to improve the …

The mechanism responsible for phosphorus inhibition of vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhiza
formation in sudangrass (Sorghum vulgare Pers.) was investigated in a phosphorus-deficient …

… JH GRAHAM et al. … citri multiplies if the lesions are still expanding, and populations of
bacteria produced per lesion are closely related to lesion size (Graham et al., … JH GRAHAM et al. …

… Cubero, J., and Graham, JH 2002. Genetic relationship among worldwide strains of
Xanthomonas causing canker in citrus species and design of new primers for their identification by …

… Graham JH 2000 Assessing costs of arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis in agroecosystems. …
Welch RM and Graham RD 1999 A new paradigm for world agriculture: meeting human …

Mycorrhizal-induced growth depression of plants in high-P soil has been reported in many
species. The carbon costs of factors contributing to this growth depression were analyzed in …

… Under stress, we expect that the fine tuning of the system will be disturbed (see Freeman,
Graham & Emlen, this volume). Feedback should be disturbed away from optimal levels, …