Abstract
The establishment of a mycorrhizal fungus,Glomus mosseae in groundnut was studied in a static nutrient solution having 0·25 mM of phosphorus and inoculated with powdered infected groundnut roots or resting spores. Initiation of the mycelial growth in roots was observed after 8 days of contact with the fungal inoculum.
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