Zap®
Benefits of Use:
- Effect on soil environment surrounding roots: Zap® enhances activity of beneficial microbes detrimental to soil-borne diseases and plant-parasitic-nematodes.
- Effect on the plant: Zap® improves root growth and, as a result, reduces susceptibility to secondary root infections.
Benefits of Use:
- Improved turf health and disease resistance.
- Beneficial competitive exclusion of soil pathogens and nematodes.
- Rapid improvement in beneficial soil microbial activity.
- Establishment of soil biological balance and species diversity.
- Reduced need for chemical pesticidal controls.
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