Abstract
The development of Acer negundo L. mycorrhiza is analyzed on five sample plots in Yekaterinburg. The plots are organized in an urbanization gradient: from a forest park on natural soils to avenue plantings on sealed soils. It is found that A. negundo L. forms a typical arbuscular mycorrhiza in all habitats. However, as urbanization grows, the quantitative characteristics of mycorrhiza development decrease.
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