Description:

AGRIVENTURE MYCOMAN PLUS (Vesicular Arbuscular Mycorrhiza GR (VAM - Granular)) is an eco-friendly biofertilizer containing symbiotic fungi that colonize plant roots to dramatically improve nutrient and water uptake.

Technical content: Vesicular Arbuscular Mycorrhiza GR (VAM - Granular)

Key Features & Benefits:

• Nutrient Uptake: Mobilizes and dissolves tightly bound soil nutrients, especially phosphorus, zinc, and sulfur.
• Root Expansion: Increases the effective root surface area significantly, promoting vigorous white root growth and branching.
• Soil Health: Improves overall soil aggregation, water retention, and biological properties.

Crops suitability:

• Cereals & Millets: Rice, wheat, maize, sorghum, and barley.
• Vegetables: Tomatoes, potatoes, onions, carrots, and eggplants.
• Pulses & Oilseeds: Soybeans, chickpeas, lentils, and groundnuts.
• Cash, Fiber & Sugar Crops: Cotton, sugarcane, and tobacco.
• Fruits & Orchards: Citrus, apples, grapes, bananas, and papaya.
• Plantation & Spices: Coffee, tea, cardamom, black pepper, and rubber.

Commonly used for: AGRIVENTURE MYCOMAN PLUS is commonly used for enhancing phosphorus and water absorption, stimulating root growth, and increasing crop yields in sustainable agriculture

Mode of entry: Involves a series of biological steps where the soil-dwelling fungus recognizes, attaches to, and penetrates the host plant's root system:

Mode of action:

• Root Colonization: Fungal spores or propagules in the granules germinate near the roots and penetrate the root cortical cells.
• Specialized Structure Formation: Inside the root, they form arbuscules (branched, tree-like structures for two-way nutrient exchange) and vesicles (sac-like structures for storing lipids and nutrients).
• Hyphal Network Extension: Extraradical hyphae (thread-like fungal filaments) grow out into the soil far beyond regular root hairs, exploring tiny pores and mobilizing immobile nutrients like phosphorus, zinc, and copper.
• Nutrient and Water Exchange: The fungus absorbs water and minerals from the soil and transfers them to the plant in exchange for photosynthetic sugars produced by the host.
• Soil Aggregation: The fungus produces a glycoprotein called glomalin, which improves soil structure, water retention, and aggregation.

Mode of application: Direct Soil Application

Dose: 5kg in 1 acre