Abstract
Morphometry, microfluorimetry and electron microscopy were used to investigate the size, ploidy level, and morphology of host nuclei in the ericoid mycorrhizal systemsCalluna vulgaris+Hymenoscyphus ericae andVaccinium myrtillus+H. ericae. Hypertrophy was observed in nuclei of mycorrhizal hair roots of both plants. This could not be explained by polyploidization but rather by a lower degree of chromatin condensation.
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