The Ecosystems Research and Development Bureau of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (ERDB-DENR) has developed a promising plant microorganism that can help trees to survive hostile soil conditions.

According to Dr. Henry Adornado, ERDB acting director, this plant organism called mycorrhiza is known to benefit plants by making sure that plants and trees survives in any soil condition. It is also cost-effective, environment-friendly and sustainable. Once it is inoculated in the roots, it will stay in the roots of the plants throughout its lifetime.

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