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Is there mycorrhizae in the plants that I buy at the nursery?

April 26, 2017buy mycorrhizae Nursery plants

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Is there mycorrhizae in the plants that I buy at the nursery?

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Probably not. Even if there was a mycorrhizal fungi present in nursery stock the species that would thrive in a nursery setting would probably offer little benefit in a real world landscape, restoration, or forestry planting.