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Every Gardener’s Ultimate Guide to Soil Fungi
5 Major Ways Mushrooms Can Help To Solve The Problem of Food Insecurity
How to Restore Soil Health and Improve Crop Production Without Using Fertilizers
7 Best Ways To Use Mycorrhizae To Increase Your Soil Quality
A Beginner’s Guide to Understanding How Mycorrhizal Fungi Work for Your Garden and Plants Growth
4 Reasons Why Any 21st Century Gardener Needs to Test for Soil Microbes
The Hidden Value of Mycorrhizal Fungi: How Many Species Does Your Garden Need?
The Ultimate Guide to Using Plant Success Mycorrhizae
What is Trichoderma Mycorrhiza?
Mycorrhiza is the name given to specialized forms of fungi that grow on plants' roots and spread deep within the soil. The fungal filaments within the soil are an extension of the root system and are far more effective at absorbing water and nutrients than the actual roots.
What is a Mycorrhizal Product?
The term Mycorrhizal refers to the relationship that exists between beneficial fungi and the roots of plants. This colonization is an extension of the root system and extends well into the soil, growing in association with most plants.
Microbes for Hydroponics
The science behind beneficial microbes is very complicated. Still, the fundamental reality is that beneficial microbes for hydroponics provide growers with a wide array of benefits that cannot be matched.
Beneficial Bacteria for Plants
Bacteria often have a terrible name, but many bacteria strains are very beneficial, both to human beings and other life forms. Bacteria are the smallest life forms on the planet, as well as one of the most abundant and oldest, and soil fungi helped shape the soil structure of Earth and set the stage for plant life to evolve.
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