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Bahiagrass (Paspalum notatum), seeds — Ingredient sheet

Bahiagrass (Paspalum notatum), seeds — Ingredient sheet

Bahiagrass (Paspalum notatum), seeds Bio-inputs in the European UnionBio-inputs in BrazilBio-inputs in the United States

Perennial grass whose roots readily host mycorrhizal fungi.

Characteristics

  • Reference host plant of the on-farm inoculum production method (USDA-ARS, Rodale Institute).
  • Sown in a nursery about 4 months before the last frost.

Role in the preparation: Host plant to multiply native mycorrhizae in bags of compost and vermiculite.

Caution: Other grasses can serve as hosts; do not let it escape where it is invasive.

Sources: Rodale Institute – How to inoculate arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi on the farm (méthode USDA-ARS, Douds et al.) · SARE (USDA) – On-farm production of mycorrhizal fungus inocula, projet LNE03-179

Documentary information: this is neither a recommendation for use nor a plant-protection or veterinary claim. Check your country's regulations before any use.

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