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I do want to thank you for the information you provided about the tomato tests
with mycorrhiza.  As I wasn't on the list in 1997, I was unaware of it.  I'm
in a hot and humid situation myself, so it might be very information.  Thanks
again!

Linda Kuczwanski

In a message dated 3/3/99 11:56:46 PM Central Standard Time,
millero@worldnet.att.net writes:

<< 
 I received a report last year, "Mycorrhizal Fungi Experiments" from Doreen
 Howard on the results of her 1997 tomato tests.  Although we were both in
 the same USDA cold hardiness zone (9b), the climate and environmental
 considerations were very different (hot and humid versus hot and dry) such
 that I did not believe her conclusions would be applicable to our desert
 climate.  Her report is archived at
 http://globalgarden.com/Tomato/Archives/vol.1/0113.html and it generated a
 lenthy thread on this list which I don't believe necessary to repeat.
 
 Olin, Phoenix AZ
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