Most Plants Cannot Live Without Mycorrhizal Roots!
Mycorrhizae expand a plant’s root system.
The hyphae of the fungus act as a second root system that expands the plant’s soil to root penetration many times over. They solubilize soil minerals for absorption and increase nutrient uptake. Many plants can’t grow at all without mycorrhizae!
What it is:
The living mycorrhizal inoculants contain highly select strains of low host specificity endo-mycorrhizal fungi and ecto-mycorrhizal fungi. (They are alive. They are a beneficial fungus. And they don’t care what plant they attach to, they’ll benefit the root system regardless.)
Mycorrhizae will quickly colonize the roots of new transplants to provide the best possible conditions for the roots during the establishment period and beyond.
This result is rapid root development, leading to a healthy plant from the soil up.
What it does!
Survival, Rooting, Water Absorption, Nutrient Availability, Flowering, Yields and Production
Plant Loss, Fertilizer Use, Need of Pesticides, Heat Stress Damage, Irrigation Frequency, Losses from Drought Conditions.
Mycorrhizal inoculants are combined with other beneficial fungi (Trichoderma), humic acids, biostimulants, beneficial bacteria, soluble sea kelp, yucca plant extracts and organic soil conditioners.