Rootella® X
Rootella X
Rootella® X mycorrhizal wettable powder effectively inoculates plants with highly potent endomycorrhizal fungi.
The Rootella® X inoculant is ideal for seed treatment, and can also be used for in-furrow and drip irrigation.
Applications:
- Seed treatment
- In-Furrow Application
- Drip Irrigation
Benefits
Mycorrhizal inoculation by application of Rootella® products improves plant nutrient uptake.
Effective mycorrhizal inoculation of plant roots has been proven to:
- Improve crop yield
- Reduce fertilizer, compost and irrigation requirements
- Increase plant durability under stress
Concentration
Rootella® X mycorrhizal seed treatment delivers extremely high concentrations of endomycorrhizal fungi:
- At least 133,600 viable propagules of Glomus intraradices per gram (3,787,200 per ounce)
- 33,400 viable propagules of Glomus mosseae per gram (946,800 propagules per ounce)
Rootella® X delivers a seed load factor of merely 15 grams per hectare (0.214 oz per acre) - enough for 2,500,000 viable propagules per hectare (1,000,000 viable propagules per acre).
Application
Rootella® X is intended for application to row crops (e.g. corn, soybean, wheat etc.) tubers, bulbs, vegetables, fruits, sugar cane, beans, lentils, peanuts and rice and more.
Mix with water and add to mixing tank during seed treatment process.
Not to be mixed with incompatible substances (see compatibility tool for more information) .
Flush system before and after product use.
Each 250 gram pouch treats approximately 42 acres (17 hectares).
Application Rate – row crops
-Seed treatment (in liquid): 0.21 oz/ac (15 g/ha)
-In-furrow: 0.29 oz/ac (20 g/ha)
-Drip-irrigation: 0.43 oz/ac (30g/ha)
Application Rate – tubers, bulbs, vegetables, fruits, sugar cane, beans, lentils, peanuts and rice
-Seed pelleting: 12.7 oz per million seeds (0.36 mg/seed)
-Drip irrigation: 0.43 oz/ac (30 g/ha)
-In-furrow (in drip or spray): 0.57 oz/ac (40g/ha)
Documentation
Detailed technical specifications, application instructions and safety information can be found in the following documents:
