AgriLife Rootambio SP

Beneficial microbes and natural biostimulants contained in AgriLife Rootambioact as bio primers that help in:

• Deep proliferation of roots
• Robust vegetative growth
• Disease suppression
• Drought tolerance

Mode of action of AgriLife Rootambioconstituents:

Biofertilizers

• Nitrogen fixing bacteria helps fix atmospheric nitrogen into the soil
• Phosphorus solubilizing bacteria helps better solubilization of fixed phosphorus
• Potassium mobilizing bacteria - Potash is an expensive element and usually gets leached out. The bacteria mobilize potassium and makes this available to the plant
• Mycorrhiza colonize in root system and extend hyphae beyond the root system. This extended root system reaches out into zones normally not accessed by the root. This ensures plants getting more phosphorus and other micro nutrients from far away zones. Mycorrhiza offers unique bio stimulant properties that enhance tolerance to biotic and abiotic stress

PGPR

• Silica solubilizing bacteria impart drought tolerance and promote robust plant growth
• Bacillus spppromotes a healthy root system and has a fungistatic action
• Trichoderma sppdecomposes biomass in soil and has a fungistatic action
• Organic acids and enzymes secreted by the microbes help in mobilizing various fixed elements in the soil

Nutrients

• Organic carbon offers a congenial micro environment, increased organic carbon for growth and development of beneficial microbes
• Seaweed fermentation derivatives contain cytokinins, auxins, gibberellins and betaines which aid in cell multiplication, cell elongation and vegetative growth
• Protein hydrolysates of vegetative origin derived from enzyme hydrolysis process contain useful amino acids that help in robust plant growth

Vitamins

• Ascorbic acid and Thiamine help address abiotic stress management of crops.

• Biological nitrogen fixation
• Phosphorus solubilization
• Potash mobilization
• Silica solubilization
• Micro nutrient assimilation
• Soil health improvement
• Organic carbon improvement
• Feeding roots proliferation
• Disease suppression
• Drought tolerance