Below you will find a list of the well known and often grown plants that form and benefit from a mycorrhizal relationship.
ENDO Mycorrhizal Plants:
| Acacia | Cassava | Gardenia | Mesquite | Rose |
| Agapanthus | Ceanothus | Garlic | Millet | Rubber |
| Alder | Cedar | Geranium | Mimosa | Ryegrass |
| Alfalfa | Celery | Grapes | Morning Glory | Sagebrush |
| Almond | Cherry | Grasses, perennials | Mulberry | Saltbrush |
| Apple | Chrysanthemum | Green Ash | Myrtle | Serviceberry |
| Apricot | Citrus, all | Guayale | Nasturtium | Sequoia |
| Artichoke | Clover | Gum | Okra | Shallot |
| Ash | Coconut | Hackberry | Olive | Snapdragon |
| Asperagus | Coffee | Hawthorn | Onion | Sorghum |
| Aspen(Endo/Ecto) | Coral Tree | Hemp | Pacific Yew | Sourwood |
| Avocado | Corn | Herbs, all | Palms, all | Soybean |
| Bamboo | Cotton | Hibiscus | Pampass Grass | Squasht |
| Banana | Cottonwood (Endo/Ecto) | Holly | Passion Fruit | Star Fruit |
| Barley | Cowpea | Hostas | Papaya | Strawberry |
| Basil | Crab Tree | Impatiens | Paw Paw | Succulents |
| Bayberry | Creosote | Jatropha | Peas | Sudan Grass |
| Beans, all | Cryptomeria | Jojoba | Peach | Sugar Cane |
| Beech | Cucumber | Juniper | Peanut | Sumac |
| Begonia | Currant | Kiwi | Pear | Sunflower |
| Black Cherry | Cypress | Leek | Peppers, all | Sweet Gum |
| Blackberry | Dogwood | Lettuce | Pistachio | Sweet Potato |
| Black Locust | Eggplant | Ligustrum | Persimmon | Sycamore |
| Blue Gramma | Elm | Lily | Pittosporum | Taxus |
| Box Elder | Eucalyptus | Locust | Plum | Tea |
| Boxwood | Euonymus | Lychee | Podocarpus | Tobacco |
| Buckeye | Fern | Mahogany | Poinsetta | Tomato |
| Bulbs, all | Fescue | magnolia | Poplar | Violets |
| Cacao | Fig | Mahonia | Potato | Walnut |
| Cactus | Flax | Mango | Pumpkin | Wheat |
| Camellia | Flowers, most all | Maples, all | Raspberry | Yam |
| Carrisa | Forysthia | Marigolds | Redwood | Yucca |
| Carrot | Fuchsia | Melons, all | Rice | Willow (Endo/Ecto) |
ECTO Mycorrhizal Plants:
| Alder (Endo/Ecto) | Birch | Filbert | Linden | Poplar |
| Arborvitae | Chestnut | Fir | Madrone | Spruce |
| Arctostaphylos | Chinquapin | Hazelnut | Manzanita | Willow (Endo/Ecto) |
| Aspen (Endo/Ecto) | Cottonwood (Endo/Ecto) | Hickory | Oak | |
| Basswood | Douglas Fir | Hemlock | Pecan | |
| Beech | Eucalyptus | Larch | Pine |
Around 5% of the world's plants are non-mycorrhizal. Here is a list of the most relavant to agriculture/horticulture:
| Azalea | Brussels | Collards | Lingonberries | Rhododendron |
| Beet | Cabbage | Heath | Mustard | Rutabaga |
| Blueberry | Carnation | Huckleberry | Orchids | Sedge |
| Broccoli | Cauliflower | Kale | Protea | Spinach |