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Edaphic and temporal patterns of Tuber melanosporum fruitbody traits and effect of localised peat-based amendment.

Scientific reports - 10 Mar 2020

Garcia-Barreda Sergi, Marco Pedro, Martín-Santafé María, Tejedor-Calvo Eva, Sánchez Sergio

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In Tuber melanosporum cultivation, fruitbody traits are gaining relevance due to their increasing prominence on prices. We investigated the edaphic and temporal patterns of fruitbody traits and characterised the effect of truffle nests (localised peat-based amendment supplemented with T. melanosporum spores) on traits. We monitored fruitbody traits throughout two fruiting seasons in three blocks along a soil...

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PMID: 32157123
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-020-61274-x
PMCID: PMC7064507

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