Disclaimer
Our strain of Rhizophagus Irregularisis federally approved by USDA for commercial distribution within all territories of the United States of America.
Compatibility
Compatible with bio pesticides, bio fertilizers and plant growth hormones but not with chemical fertilizers and chemical pesticides
Shelf life
Stable within 1 year from the date of manufacturing
Packing
We offer tailor-made packaging as per customer’s requirements
Benefits of Rhizophagus Irregularis
For those seeking to enhance their agricultural practices, Rhizophagus Irregularis offers a unique approach to soil and plant health. This remarkable fungus, also known as Glomus intraradices, specializes in forming mutualistic symbiosis with a wide variety of host plants. It works by extending its hyphae into the plant's root systems, effectively acting as an extension of the roots to maximize nutrient uptake.
One of the reasons why Rhizophagus Irregularis is highly sought after is its ability to improve phosphorus absorption. Many crops, such as those grown from carrot roots, struggle to access the phosphorus bound in soil particles. This fungus breaks down these particles through enzymatic activity, unlocking this essential nutrient for plants. Farmers looking to reduce chemical fertilizer dependency will find this product invaluable, as it promotes healthier, naturally thriving plants.
How the Spore Wall and Genome Sequence Play a Role?
An important aspect of this fungal species is its highly durable spore wall, which protects its genetic material in challenging environments. The DAOM 197198 strain of Rhizophagus Irregularis is especially known for its resilience, making it a reliable option for diverse climates and soil types. Furthermore, advances in the genome sequence of this fungus have provided insights into its ability to adapt and thrive with multiple species including staple crops and ornamental plants.
With a high resolution understanding of its genomic structure, researchers and agricultural experts can now fine-tune its application. This ensures the product delivers consistent results, whether it's used in small-scale farming or large agricultural operations.
A Reliable Partner for Root Development
The mutualistic symbiosis formed by Rhizophagus Irregularis doesn’t just benefit plants; it also helps stabilize soil ecosystems. The fungus thrives in root systems, creating networks that not only support plant growth but also enhance the soil's structure. This process reduces erosion and improves water retention, crucial for farming in areas with unpredictable rainfall.
Unlike other fungi, Rhizophagus Irregularis establishes a unique relationship with host plants, boosting their resilience against environmental stress. This fungus adapts to the specific needs of the plant species it partners with, ensuring optimized performance across a variety of crops.
Simplifying Application with Proven Materials and Methods
Using Rhizophagus Irregularis in your fields doesn’t require advanced expertise. With standardized materials and methods, applying this fungus is straightforward and effective. It integrates seamlessly into existing farming routines, from soil preparation to planting. Once introduced, the fungus spreads through the soil, connecting to plant roots and establishing its beneficial network.
Farmers and researchers alike appreciate the simplicity of this process. Whether cultivating high-value crops or conducting open access research, the fungus ensures measurable improvements in plant health and yield.
