10 Interesting Fact About The role of mycorrhizae in the ecosystem and their importance to plant growth

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• Mycorrhizae is the relationship of mutualism between fungus and plant roots, where fungi provide additional nutrition to plants and plants give carbohydrates to fungi.
• Mycorrhizae can increase the absorption of plant nutrition such as phosphorus and nitrogen which is difficult to take from the soil.
• Mycorrhizae can help plants survive environmental stress such as drought and soil pollution.
• Plants that have a good Mycorrrhizae relationship can grow faster and healthier.
• There are two types of Mycorrhizae, namely endomicorrhiza and extomycorrhiza, each of which has a different way of working.
• Mycorrhizae can help improve soil structure and increase soil density.
• Plants planted together with mycorrrhizae mushrooms are more resistant to disease and pests.
• Mycorrhizae can help plants get nutrients from organic materials such as falling leaves and plant remnants.
• Mycorrhizae can help extract heavy metals from the soil, which can help cleanse polluted soil.
• Mycorrhizae is an important part of the ecosystem because they help maintain nutritional balance in the soil and help maintain biodiversity.