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Fig. 1. Mean percent of root length colonized by (A) mycorrhizal fungi and (B) mycorrhizal colonized root length at Day 8, 25 and 54after emergence of maize plant in the fallow, winter wheat and dandelion plots
Fig. 2. (A) Mean shoot P content and (B) shoot dry weight at 8 and 25 days after emergence of maize plants in the fallow, winter wheatand dandelion plots
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Fig. 4. Mean percent of water stable aggregates at 54 days after emergence of maize plants in the fallow, winter wheat and dandelionplots
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