Glomeromycota
Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi
Glomeromycota — Rhizosphere Symbiosis Core
Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi (AMF) form symbioses with ~80% of terrestrial plants. Hyphae colonize roots forming arbuscules, dramatically extending root absorption area, enhancing P and micronutrient uptake, and improving plant stress tolerance.
Mechanisms of Action
Root Colonization
Spores germinate and invade root cortex cells, forming arbuscules and vesicles at the symbiotic interface.
Nutrient Transport
Hyphal networks absorb P, N, and Zn from distant soil zones and transfer them to the plant.
Stress Tolerance
Improves water and nutrient status, induces systemic defense, enhancing drought, salinity, and disease tolerance.
Soil Improvement
Secretes glomalin-related soil proteins (GRSP), promoting soil aggregation and structure.
Product Specifications
Application Methods
Transplant dip: Dilute 100-200x, dip roots 5-10 seconds before planting
Hole application: 5-10g granules per hole, mixed with base fertilizer
Seedling mix: Incorporate at 1:100 ratio into potting media
Top-dress: 2-4kg per mu during growth, mixed with fine soil at root zone
Applicable Crops
Vegetables, fruit trees, flowers, field crops (corn, soybean, potato), economic crops (tea, tobacco, medicinal herbs), and more