bi fosfor FOREST

Phosphorus is one of the essential macronutrients required for the growth of plants, including coniferous trees. It plays a crucial role in metabolic processes such as photosynthesis, DNA and RNA synthesis, and energy transfer. Although coniferous forests often grow on acidic and phosphorus-poor soils, this element is still vital for their healthy growth and development. Therefore, introducing appropriate forest management practices, such as using microbiological products, can be beneficial for ensuring adequate phosphorus availability for plants in coniferous forests.

The special phosphate solubilizing bacteria in the bi fosfor FOREST product play a significant role in the phosphorus cycle in the soil, which can have a favourable impact on plants, including coniferous trees. The action of phosphate solubilizing bacteria contributes to improving soil structure and quality by decomposing organic matter and creating soil colloids. These bacteria also participate in the dissolution of organic and mineral phosphorus compounds, releasing it in a form accessible to plants.

Phosphorus availability supports the growth and development of coniferous trees, improving their resistance to environmental stresses and their ability to produce healthy shoots, needles, and roots. As a result, specially selected phosphate solubilizing bacteria in bi fosfor FOREST are an important element of the healthy functioning of forest ecosystems, including coniferous forests, by facilitating access to essential nutrients for trees and other plants.

Bacillus megaterium bacteria at a quantity of 1x10⁹ CFU per each gram of product.