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Since mycorrhizal fungi may be present in the soil anyway why should I inoculate my transplants?

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Since mycorrhizal fungi may be present in the soil anyway why should I inoculate my transplants?

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Although mycorrhizal fungi may be present the types (species) may not be the most effective for the plant species that is being planted. The introduction of diverse species at the time of planting greatly enhances the probability of successful colonization of the roots to take advantage of all of the benefits of mycorrhizal roots.

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