Green VAM (Bio Fertilizers)

Benefits

• Enhanced Nutrient Uptake: VAM fungi form symbiotic relationships with plant roots, extending their reach into the soil and increasing the surface area for nutrient absorption, particularly phosphorus and nitrogen.
• Improved Plant Growth: By facilitating nutrient uptake, VAM fungi promote overall plant growth, including root development, shoot growth, and biomass accumulation.
• Drought Resistance: VAM colonization has been associated with increased drought tolerance in plants due to improved water uptake efficiency and altered plant physiology under water stress conditions.
• Disease Resistance: VAM colonization can enhance plant resistance to certain soil-borne pathogens by stimulating the plant’s defense mechanisms and competing for root colonization sites with pathogenic organisms.
• Environmental Remediation: VAM fungi play a role in soil aggregation and stabilization, erosion control, and the breakdown of organic matter, contributing to soil health and ecosystem restoration efforts.
• Agricultural Applications: VAM inoculation has been used in agriculture to improve crop productivity, reduce fertilizer dependency, and mitigate environmental impacts by promoting sustainable farming practices.
• Biodiversity Conservation: VAM fungi contribute to ecosystem diversity and resilience by supporting the growth of a wide range of plant species, particularly in nutrient-poor soils or disturbed habitats.
• Bioremediation: VAM fungi have been explored for their potential in bioremediation processes, including the detoxification of heavy metals and organic pollutants in contaminated soils.