High-concentration mycorrhizal fungi [Rootella] has been published in the technical journal of the Japan Soil Association, "Crop Production and Soil Management," June-July issue!

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The Japan Soil Association conducts various activities aimed at enhancing land productivity, promoting soil health, and advancing environmentally friendly agriculture. This issue features "mycorrhizal fungi" as a focus on the utilization of soil microorganisms in crop production. The roles of mycorrhizal fungi and agricultural examples are introduced through collaboration between industry, academia, and government. Our company presents the characteristics of the mycorrhizal fungi product "Rootella," including its high concentration and use in organic farming, along with domestic and international examples. For those who wish to learn more about the relevant products, please feel free to visit the product page or contact us. For detailed information about the publication, please check the table of contents on the website of the Japan Soil Association, a public interest incorporated foundation. We appreciate your continued support of our products.

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Mycorrhizal fungi are fungi that have existed on Earth for 400 million years and form a symbiotic relationship with plant roots. It is said that over 90% of vascular plants on Earth form a symbiotic relationship with mycorrhizal fungi. These fungi grow within the plant roots, extending their hyphae into the soil to absorb nutrients (especially phosphorus) and water, thereby activating and promoting healthy growth in plants. Benefits of using mycorrhizal fungi: - Increased yield and improved quality: Efficient absorption of nutrients and water allows for high establishment rates of seedlings and seeds, enabling growth in soils with suboptimal pH levels and salinity, as well as low fertility. - Savings on fertilizers (especially phosphorus): The excessive use of phosphorus fertilizers has become a global issue due to phosphorus resource shortages. Using mycorrhizal fungi can reduce the amount of fertilizer needed, leading to cost savings. About Groundwork: Groundwork, based in Israel, is a leading manufacturer of mycorrhizal fungi products. Despite 60% of its land being desert, Israel is an advanced agricultural country with a food supply rate of over 90%. Through 30 years of research and development, it has established a unique high-concentration mycorrhizal fungi production technology (non-GMO).