Mycorrhizae are highly specialized, natural connections formed between plants and beneficial soil-occurring microorganisms called mycorrhizal fungi. The fungi connect to...
Mycorrhizae increase a plant’s ability to uptake moisture and nutrients. This is particularly important in uptake of phosphorus, one of...
Once a mycorrhizal fungi spore germinates, it connects with plant roots and forms specialized exchange structures. It will then grow...
Propagules are, by definition, any part of the mycorrhizal fungi than can germinate and effectively connect with plant roots to...
Unlike propagules, spore-based mycorrhizae consist of fungal spores. Spores are survival structures produced by mycorrhizal fungi. Propagules are pieces of...
Boosts plant growth and increases yields Greater resistance to stresses related to transplanting, nutrient deficiencies, root rot and drought Ensures...
Endomycorrhizae (the ones found in Myco Supreme) form connections with plants inside the root core, through specialized structures called arbuscules,...
Although results vary depending on soil types and conditions, inoculation with mycorrhizae are always beneficial when applied correctly and in...
Application of some fungicides can inadvertently impact not only the pathogenic fungi being combated but also the beneficial mycorrhizal fungi...
It depends on the nature of the chemical used. Some general pesticides and most systemic fungicides can be harmful to...
