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MA introduces MycoApply® Ultrafine Endo/Ecto

By Bill Goloski — Posted February 7, 2019

Mycorrhizal Applications logoMycoApply® Ultrafine Endo/EctoMycorrhizal Applications (MA) has launched a new mycorrhizal inoculant product called MycoApply® Ultrafine Endo/Ecto. Developed to improve the soil for conifers, woody shrubs and other ornaments, the product features four species of endomycorrhizae and seven species of ectomycorrhizae. The fungi colonize on a plant’s root systems to increase the surface area, allowing it to absorb more nutrients and water. It can be incorporated directly into soil or growing media; suspended in water or liquid fertilizer and applied as a drench, spray, root dip, or plug tray dip; or applied directly to roots during transplanting or landscape outplanting. MycoApply Ultrafine Endo/Ecto can also be added to hydromulch or hydroseed slurries for use in restoration and erosion control projects.

It was released on January 1, 2019 and can be purchased in 1- and 20-pound bags.

For more information, visit mycorrhizae.com

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About Bill Goloski

Bill Goloski is the publications manager at the Oregon Association of Nurseries and the art director for Digger magazine.

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