Can plants resist invasion from pathogens? With SumaGrow, it’s easy. Soil microorganisms both digest nutrients and protect against pathogens and other diseases and threats.
Bacteria form a Biofilm around the roots of a plant, so microbial pathogens and soil-dwelling parasites cannot gain access. The beneficial microbes in the rhizosphere also get in the way and produce chemicals that act directly against pathogens.
We reintroduce microbial spores into the soil to repair the damage and restore healthy microbial communities that will sustain your crops and provide nutritious food to the root zone of the plant where they make nutrients available to the plants for optimal growth and development.
They also channel nutrients and water down to the plant cells and generate electrical fields.
Plants actually communicate TO OTHER NEARBY PLANTS, through the root system. Microbes make compounds that alert neighboring plants to the presence of a threat. They connect plants, allowing them to communicate with each other and set up “defense systems.”
Mycorrhizae “fungus roots” have a symbiotic association between a fungus and a plant and bring nutrients to a plant.
Mycorrhizae fungal filaments act as a conduit for signaling between plants, they enable plants to talk to and alert each other by transmitting a “stress signal”, strengthening their natural defenses and triggering protective responses, like the closing of stomata, against pests.
This “early warning system” enables the plants to produce defensive chemicals that repel pests.
Several species of fungi are effective against certain plant pathogens.
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