Fungicides and Mycorrhizae
FaganJohns
faganjohns at aol.com
Mon Feb 3 09:32:00 EST 1997
Most fungicides that are used to treat garden plants do not go far into
the soil. It takes a pretty powerful and soluble fungicide to get through
all those soil particles to get to the micorrhizae. Unless you are using
one that is designed to kill root fungus diseases, I wouldn't worry about
it. Fungicides like "Captan" and others that are designed to keep fungus
off fruits and vegetables may stunt them a little, but it is not a big
problem.
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