Examples of published research results for MycoApply inoculum:
| Lead author/year | Citation | % mycorrhizal colonization | Statistical effect |
| Koske , 2007 | Mycorrhiza 18:51-56 2007 | 76% | #1 of 8 commercial inoculants tested. Significantly increased mycorrhizal colonization |
| Meikle, 2007 | Native Plant Journal
9 (2) pp 107-113 |
16-92% | Significant increase in myc colonization and plant establishment for all plants tested |
| Rider 2007 | Plant Soil (2007) 300:83–94 | 30-40% | Significant increase in nitrogen content and biomass for both shoots and roots |
| Lanthier 2006 | International Plant Propagators’ Society, Volume 56, 200 | 12-86% | Significant increase myc colonization, root and plant biomass |
| Amarantbus 2005 | Journal of Sustainable Forestry. V20 No3 21-45 | 18-38% | Significant increase in myc colonization, foliar nitrogen and phosphorus content |
| Hartin 2005 | Journal of Turfgrass and Sports Surface Science Vol. 81 (2005) | 45-47% | Significant increase in myc colonization, plant cover, leaf and root biomass |
| Steinfeld 2004 |
USDA Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station pp103-1082004 |
18-34% | Significant increase in myc colonization, plant phosphorus content, plant establishment |
| Steinfeld 2003 | Journal of Arboriculture 29(4): July 2003 | 16-28% | Significant increase in myc colonization, plant phosphorus content, field survival |
| Jirachek 2002 | Journal of Sustainable Forestry Vol 14 pp 93-202 2002 | 35% | Significant increase in myc colonization, plant phosphorus content, root biomass |
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