Abstract
Two plants of medicinal importance viz. Kachoor (Curcuma zodoaria Roseoe) and Haldi (C. longa L.) were examined for the presence of Vesicular Arbuscular mycorrhizae. Not only were VA mycorrhizae recorded in the roots but also in other portions such as scales on the rhizomes and epidermis of the root tubers (so called Maju). Scales of Kachoor had many kinds of spores, majority of which were formed by a Glomus sp.
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