Abstract
An examination of roots of hybrid larch from a farm forestry site by scanning electron microscopy has revealed crystalline deposits encrusting mantle hyphae of the associated ectomycorrhizal fungus. Electron probe micro-analysis identified calcium in the crystals and X-ray diffraction showed them to be whewellite, the monohydrate form of calcium oxalate. The significance of the finding is discussed.
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