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If I am planting like type plants in an established setting. Is the use of a mycorrhizae inoculant still necessary?

April 26, 2017inoculant mycorrhizae necessary planting plants setting type

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If I am planting like type plants in an established setting. Is the use of a mycorrhizae inoculant still necessary?

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Use of an inoculant here is still appropriate as research shows that the species of mycorrhizal fungi most effective with young plants may be different than the species most effective with mature plants of the same plant species.

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Use of an inoculant here is probably not necessary although research shows that the species of mycorrhizal fungi most effective with young plants may be different than the species most effective with mature plants of the same plant species.