Better Water Management: By having a greater mass of roots due of the association of mycorrhizae, it allows for better absorption and storage of water to be used at times of greatest need.

Greater efficiency in the management of plants and trees: By making the absorption of water more efficient and improving the use of nutrients, the need for general management decreases, lower watering and fertilizer cost.

Successful transplants: The application of mycorrhizae increases the survival capacity of the transplanted plants, which leads to extensive rooting and quickly, reducing costly replanting programs.

Soil Biological Balance: Restoring the life of soils and consequently symbiotic relationships for sustainable performance.

Better absorption of nutrients: Mycorrhizae not only increase the root mass and the nutrients absorption capacity, but also release enzymes that are very useful in the solubilization of fertilizers, often tied to soil particles and that the plant cannot uptake directly.