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RE: miccorhizae
Steve
I note that you are dealing with two researchers--one east coast, one west.
One of the 'facts' that I have picked up in my readings is that the
micorhizae of the west are different species from those in the east. So
introducing purchased micorhizae that were harvested in the west into soil
in the east is not a particularly useful thing.
What has anyone read on this?
Maryann
I think this is a critical question...
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