For large-scale plantings of these species to succeed, it is typical to introduce a native inoculum of ectomycorrhizal fungi. These fungi establish a symbiotic relationship with tree roots, greatly improving nutrient absorption and overall plant health. In addition to promoting tree vitality, species such as pine and eucalyptus are often chosen and encouraged in forestry due to their ability to capture atmospheric carbon. This dual function highlights their significance not only in ecological restoration but also in combating climate change by serving as carbon sinks.

1. Organic Nitrogen Utilization: Capable of using organic nitrogen sources, supporting efficient plant nutrition.
2. Improved Nutrient Uptake: Enhances nitrogen and phosphorus absorption, promoting stronger plant growth.
3. Fertility Tolerance: Resilient to high soil fertility levels, thriving in nutrient-rich environments.
4. Increased Enzyme Activity: Elevated enzyme activity aids in the uptake of nutrients and micronutrients, boosting plant health.
5. Adaptation to Challenging Conditions: Assists plants in disturbed habitats and acidic soils, improving growth in harsh environments.
6. Rhizomorph Production: Abundant rhizomorph production enhances performance in hot, dry conditions, ensuring plant survival.
7. Pathogen Suppression: Suppresses the growth of soil pathogens and plant infections, promoting healthier crops.
8. Root Protection: Shields roots from soil-borne pathogens, reducing the risk of root infections.

Recommended Application

1. Soil Application

Dosage:
1 Kg/Acre
Drip Irrigation: 1 liter per acre
Packaging:
25 Kg HDPE Bags