Endomycorrhizae (the ones found in Myco Supreme) form connections with plants inside the root core, through specialized structures called arbuscules, where the nutrient exchanges take place. Endomycorrhizae establish relationships with more than 85-90% of plant species worldwide.
In contrast, ectomycorrhizae do not penetrate inside the core of the plant roots, but rather develop between the root cells and form a complex nutrient exchange interface called the Hartig net. They are mainly specific to woody plants, such as trees and shrubs, thus especially beneficial in forestry and landscaping.
