Glomus Intraradices sp.

Glomus intraradices sp. is a species of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) that forms a symbiotic association with plant roots, enhancing nutrient and water uptake. By extending hyphal networks into the soil, it significantly increases the root surface area, helping plants access immobile nutrients like phosphorus, zinc, and copper. This symbiosis improves plant tolerance to drought and soil stress, boosts growth, and strengthens resistance to soil pathogens. It is especially valuable in sustainable and organic farming systems.

Benefits:

♦  Enhances phosphorus and micronutrient uptake

♦  Increases root surface area and water absorption

♦  Improves drought tolerance and soil stress resistance

♦  Strengthens plant immunity and root structure

♦  Promotes healthy, sustainable crop development

Suitable For:
♦  Vegetables, fruit trees, cereals, pulses, ornamentals, and plantation crops

Application Methods:
♦  Soil application, seedling root dip, or mixing with compost (available in granules or powder form)