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Bio-Green Planet® Beauveria bassiana is a safe and effective crop health-promoting fungi found commonly in soil worldwide. The strain has wide-ranging benefits in agriculture and is considered safe for use around humans, plants, and animals. B. bassiana is safe for use on all types of crops.

Bio-Green Planet® Paenibacillus mucilaginosus is a bacterial strain used as a biofertilizer. It has wide-ranging beneficial functions in soil, including helping plants fight off diseases. The strain has wide-ranging benefits in agriculture and is considered safe for use around humans, plants, and animals.

Bio-Green Planet® Trichoderma harzianum is a naturally occurring fungi that has wide-ranging beneficial functions in soil, including helping plants fight off diseases. The strain is well-known for its ability to stimulate and improve plants' resistance to a variety of fungal pathogens, including various species of Fusarium, Pythium, Rhizoctonia, Phytophthora, and other pathogenic fungi that cause root, stem, and fruit rot.

Bio-Green Planet® Brevibacillus laterosporus is a bacterial strain that enhances the availability of phosphorus (P) and nitrogen (N) in various soil types and produces plant growth hormones, including gibberellin and IBA. The strain quickly colonizes the root zone and outcompetes pathogens for space. B. laterosporus improves crop yields and provides gains in both fruit quality and flavor.

Bio-Green Planet® Bacillus licheniformis is a bacterium that quickly colonizes the root zone, breaking down organics which then enhances nutrient uptake by roots. This promotes root growth and increases fertilizer uptake. The strain also can form a protective biofilm on roots and enhances plant resistance to disease. B. licheniformis can secrete plant phytohormones that encourage healthy growth and enhances plants’ cold tolerance ability. In addition to promoting higher crop yields, the strain also promotes increased crop quality and taste.

Bio-Green Planet® Trichoderma atrobrunneum is a fungus that breaks down cellulose and lignin-heavy material such as wood, straw, and crop residues. Through the breakdown of these tougher materials, T. atrobrunneum provides carbon and nitrogen that promotes strong root development and enhances nutrient utilization. T. atrobrunneum conditions soil by breaking down tough organic matter, making otherwise unavailable nutrients available for root uptake.

Bio-Green Planet® Endo mycorrhizae Fungi product contains fungi that improve root health. Endo mycorrhizal strains grow intracellularly into roots, penetrating the root surface and then extending their fungal branches out into the soil. This symbiotic relationship drives nutrient exchange between the plant and the fungi which allows plants to access a larger resource area.

Bio-Green Planet® Trichoderma afroharzianum is a fungus that has wide-ranging beneficial functions in soil, including helping plants fight off diseases. It also promotes strong plant development and enhances nutrient utilization.

Bio-Green Planet® Bacillus methylotrophicus is a bacterium that promotes plant health through various metabolic pathways. The strain is able to reside inside the plant and stimulate the plant’s defense system to resist a range of bacterial and fungal pathogens. B. methylotrophicus is particularly adept at out-competing pathogenic fungi for nutrients and space. Additionally, B. methylotrophicus is capable of producing hormones such as auxin, cytokinin, and gibberellic acid that stimulate plant growth.

Bio-Green Planet® Bacillus megaterium is a common agricultural bacterium that is often used as a biofertilizer to increase phosphorus (P) availability in crops. The bacterial strain produces organic acids which release phosphorus ions from otherwise inaccessible substances in soil. These acids dissolve insoluble soil phosphates through chelation which increases the levels of phosphorus in soil that are available for root uptake.

Bio-Green Planet® Bacillus mucilaginosus makes phosphorus (P), potassium (K), and silica (Si) more available for plant uptake. The bacterial strain solubilizes and releases phosphorus and dissolves potassium-rich minerals in the soil. It releases silica into plant-available form by breaking down substances such as mica. B. mucilaginosus also increases micronutrient availability, including Ca, Su, Mg, Fe, and Zn. Through these mechanisms, B. mucilaginosus promotes root growth, increases fertilizer utilization, and promotes larger crop yields.

Bio-Green Planet® Pseudomonas protegens is a commonly found beneficial soil bacteria, known for its wide-ranging crop health and disease prevention benefits. It has an established role in promoting plant health and is also known for its fast growth rate and metabolism. P. protegens is strictly aerobic (functions with oxygen) and is able to solubilize phosphorus (P). The strain is a close relative to Pseudomonas fluorescens and shares many of the same characteristics.

Bio-Green Planet® Bacillus amyloliquefaciens is a bacterial strain that induces systemic resistance to disease in plants through competitive exclusion and activation of natural plant defense functions, making it a popular choice to promote healthy crops. Due to these abilities, it is often an organic grower's first choice to promote healthy, disease-free crops. B. amyloliquefaciens also improves soil fertility and solubilizes phosphorus (P) and potassium (K), thereby increasing availability for root uptake. The strain is used to promote crop yield and quality, in addition to general crop health.

Bio-Green Planet® Penicillium bilaiae is a fungus widely used for its ability to solubilize phosphorus (P) and increase its availability in soil. P. bilaiae also increases available potassium (K). The strain secretes organic acids that release mineral-bound phosphates, making them available for root uptake. P. bilaiae may be used as a seed treatment on crops like corn or may be applied through drip or spray irrigation. P. bilaiae enhances the uptake of P and K and leads to both crop yield and quality gains.

Bio-Green Planet® Paecilomyces lilacinus is a safe and effective crop health-promoting fungi found commonly in soil worldwide. The strain has wide-ranging benefits in agriculture and is considered safe for use around humans, plants, and animals. This strain is also known by the name Purpureocillium lilacinum.

Bio-Green Planet® Pseudomonas fluorescens is a fast-growing and versatile beneficial soil bacteria that promote plant health and protects against fungal pathogens. The strain colonizes the rhizome, promoting the activation of a wide range of plant defense mechanisms and plant growth ability. Additionally, the strain displaces a range of fungal pathogens by outcompeting them for nutrients and space.

Bio-Green Planet® Bacillus subtilis bacteria plays an important role in crop health by stimulating the plant immune system to fight off diseases, including powdery mildew. It also induces systemic resistance in plants to various other fungal pathogens and further enhances soil health by outcompeting pathogens for space. The bacterial strain stimulates the production of plant phytohormones IAA, IBA, CK, and GA, produces organic acids, and improves soil quality.

Bio-Green Planet® Bacillus thuringiensis aizawai is a spore-forming bacteria found commonly in soil worldwide that promotes crop health. The strain has wide-ranging benefits in agriculture and is considered safe for use around humans, plants, and animals.

Bio-Green Planet® Bacillus pumilus increases the degradation speed of crop residues and organics, which increases the availability of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and other nutrients in the soil. The bacterial strain promotes seed germination and the growth of roots, buds, and seedlings. It also plays a significant growth-promoting role in the common model plant Arabidopsis, along with peppers, tobacco, and soybeans.