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Urban
Trees Need Mycorrhizae
In today's landscape
environments, many of which are created from large
earth moving projects designed to accommodate
park-like office complexes, high density housing,
factory buildings, suburban housing developments,
large landscape projects, urban construction, highway
construction, municipal settings and many others, the
soils are virtually void of essential mycorrhizal
fungi and are generally lacking in essential mineral
elements. In order, to successfully establish
plantings of any kind, from large trees to small
shrubs, beneficial mycorrhizal fungi must be present.
MycorTM Tree SaverTM is now
available to ensure plant survival on harsh landscape
sites.
Compared
to routine-transplants, those with MycorTM
Tree SaverTM Transplant Inoculant:
- Have
improved water and mineral element uptake
and assimilation.
- Have better
transplant survival and growth rates.
- Have
improved heat and drought tolerance.
- Have better
resistance to root disease.
- Have better
root and shoot growth rates after
planting.
- Survive
better in poor soils.
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Research with specific
mycorrhizal fungi on trees has shown
improved growth
rates up to 300% in stressed and degraded soils
and
transplant survival rate improvements of over 90%.
Increases
in root growth of over 1,000 have recently
been observed on
transplanted trees.
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Tree Protection Advertorial
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Urban
Trees Need Mycorrhizae
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Fungicide
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