Endomycorrhizal Fungi
Glomus etunicatum
A versatile endomycorrhizal species known for improving phosphorus uptake and root development across a wide range of crops.
Glomus intraradices
One of the most widely studied mycorrhizal fungi, recognized for enhancing nutrient uptake, drought tolerance, and root growth.
Glomus mosseae
Promotes vigorous root colonization and improves plant access to phosphorus and micronutrients.
Glomus aggregatum
Supports healthy root systems while increasing nutrient and water acquisition under diverse growing conditions.
Glomus clarum
Forms robust mycorrhizal associations that enhance nutrient uptake and overall plant vigor.
Glomus deserticola
Well adapted to stressful environments, helping plants tolerate drought and low-fertility soils.
Glomus monosporum
Contributes to root colonization and improved nutrient absorption in a variety of plant species.
Gigaspora margarita
Produces extensive external hyphae that expand the effective root zone and improve phosphorus acquisition.
Paraglomus brazilianum
A complementary mycorrhizal species that increases microbial diversity and supports long-term soil and root health.