MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI
The American agricultural revolution brought in chemical fertilizers and artifical pesticides that eventually reduced valuable native soil fungi that enabled crops to grow well with less water, nutrients, and pesticides. Today, we are on the way back to basics, we can see that flooding our fields and gardens with chemicals will harm more than benefit our crop production.
A much needed fungi that will improve both your garden plants and trees. get yours here at One of the main ingredients to bring us back to a healthy productivity is making sure that one particular fungi is in our soils and around our plants and that is mycorrhizal fungi. Mycorrhizae literally means "fungus-roots" and explains the close mutually beneficial relationship between specialized soil fungi (mycorrhizal fungi) and plant roots.
About 95% of the earth’s land plants form or need the mycorrhizal relationship in their native habitats.
The fungi is estimated responsible for increasing a thousand fold soil capacity compared to roots alone.
Totally, some of the benefits of mycorrhizae include:
The fungi collect more nutrients and water from the soil in exchange for sugar they need to live and grow. They extend long threads called hyphae that transport phosphorus and other nutrients into the plant roots. Mycorrhizae also enable plants to use water more efficiently and resist pests.
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