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11/10/2021

11/04/2020

Eco friendly and thermal insulation products and solutions for green home technology.....

28/03/2020

One of the most important components of a forest biome is the soil. Soil sustains life above the surface and is very much alive within itself. It is rich and flourishing with millions of organisms that are consuming, digesting and cycling nutrients. Soil organisms contribute to soil structure, porosity, and nutrient availability. And they have an interesting interdependence, many of which form symbiotic relationships with plants and trees. One of these organisms is the beneficial fungi, Mycorrhizae, which is widely known to colonize plant roots to increase the surface area of root systems and assist in the uptake of nutrients and water. In return, the fungi feed on the sugars from the plant. The benefits of this relationship add up quickly, with a possibility to be replicated in horticulture.

Seven Reasons to Consider Utilizing Mycorrhizae as a Plant Biostimulant

1. Mycorrhizae can make the plant’s root system better at what it already does. By increasing the surface area of roots, Mycorrhizae can often make the root system more efficient.

2. Mycorrhizae can extend the plant’s reach to nutrients and water, allowing them to use more of the resources in the soil.

3. With extended reach and more uptake efficiency, the need for chemical fertilizers may be reduced, resulting in cost savings and a positive environmental impact.

4. Mycorrhizae may help reduce the vulnerability of plants to environmental stressors, like drought, metals, and hardened soil. A stronger plant is better able to withstand the ups and downs of its surroundings.

5. Mycorrhizae doesn’t just benefit the plant above the ground, it also improves soil structure, working in harmony with other microbes and soil amendments.

6. Mycorrhizae has been shown to support increased flower and fruit yield.

7. Mycorrhizae is often used to help minimize transplant shock, improve seedling and transplant survival, and accelerate plant establishment . This is an important commercial use to combat costly plant failure.

Introducing Mycorrhizae to the root zone at planting may help replicate the vibrance of microbial activity we see in forest floors. The Mycorrhizae will take on a life of their own, and the benefits to the plant will last its lifetime. As we witness the expanding use of biostimulants in horticulture, it will be interesting to see how the use of Mycorrhizae evolves.

Biostimulants

28/03/2020

One of the most important components of a forest biome is the soil. Soil sustains life above the surface and is very much alive within itself. It is rich and flourishing with millions of organisms that are consuming, digesting and cycling nutrients. Soil organisms contribute to soil structure, porosity, and nutrient availability. And they have an interesting interdependence, many of which form symbiotic relationships with plants and trees. One of these organisms is the beneficial fungi, Mycorrhizae, which is widely known to colonize plant roots to increase the surface area of root systems and assist in the uptake of nutrients and water. In return, the fungi feed on the sugars from the plant. The benefits of this relationship add up quickly, with a possibility to be replicated in horticulture.

Seven Reasons to Consider Utilizing Mycorrhizae as a Plant Biostimulant

1. Mycorrhizae can make the plant’s root system better at what it already does. By increasing the surface area of roots, Mycorrhizae can often make the root system more efficient.

2. Mycorrhizae can extend the plant’s reach to nutrients and water, allowing them to use more of the resources in the soil.

3. With extended reach and more uptake efficiency, the need for chemical fertilizers may be reduced, resulting in cost savings and a positive environmental impact.

4. Mycorrhizae may help reduce the vulnerability of plants to environmental stressors, like drought, metals, and hardened soil. A stronger plant is better able to withstand the ups and downs of its surroundings.

5. Mycorrhizae doesn’t just benefit the plant above the ground, it also improves soil structure, working in harmony with other microbes and soil amendments.

6. Mycorrhizae has been shown to support increased flower and fruit yield.

7. Mycorrhizae is often used to help minimize transplant shock, improve seedling and transplant survival, and accelerate plant establishment . This is an important commercial use to combat costly plant failure.

Introducing Mycorrhizae to the root zone at planting may help replicate the vibrance of microbial activity we see in forest floors. The Mycorrhizae will take on a life of their own, and the benefits to the plant will last its lifetime. As we witness the expanding use of biostimulants in horticulture, it will be interesting to see how the use of Mycorrhizae evolves.

BIOSTIMULANTS

15/02/2020

At VERTRANS NATION NETWORK, We present decentralized water and wastewater treatment solutions for the municipal, industrial, and commercial markets, with years expertise in developing and implementing state-of-the-art decentralized treatment using our innovative and cost-efficient technologies for the benefits of customers across the globe.
By definition, decentralized systems convey, treat, reuse, or dispose of water or wastewater close to the supply point or source of generation. Decentralized water or wastewater treatment can be an ideal solution for a variety of public or private buildings or sites, including:
Small communities
School campuses
Malls
Resorts
Golf courses
Industrial plants
Mining, or oil and gas camps
Construction sites
It makes sense to choose a decentralized solution when there are limited alternatives, for instance, in remote areas; and when the cost of building delivery infrastructure to a centralized facility is higher than building a decentralized facility with a local network. Decentralized solutions also mean easier permitting, faster implementation, and reduced operating costs.

12/02/2020

Anaerobic digester covers are ideal for new and retrofit installations. These custom covers are innovatively designed by engineers who have decades of experience meeting customer specifications for biogas and odor containment. Incorporating the most current structural standards, anaerobic digester covers are economical and easy to install.

07/01/2020

WE PRESENT RAISED GARDEN FOR HOUSEHOLDS WITH LIMITED SPACE AND ROOFTOP GARDENS......

18/03/2019

ROOF TOPS MADE OF WOOD SKELETON, POP CEILING AND STONE COATED OR LONG SPAN ROOFING SHEETS ARE NEVER THERMALLY EFFICIENT. JUST LIKE THERMAL PANNELS WHICH IGNITE ON EXPOSURE TO EXTREME TEMPERATURES. THESE ROOFS ARE ECO INEFFICIENT AS THEY DEPLETE THE RAIN FORREST AND INCREASE DESERTIFICATION.

THERE ARE ROOF TOP WATERPROOFING AND THERMAL INSULATION TECHNOLOGY AND SOLUTIONS WHICH ENCOURAGE FLAT ROOF TOPS GIVING THE HOME OWNER MORE ACCESS TO THE ROOF AND BETTER VIEW OF THE LAND SCAPE....

FLAT ROOF TOPS WITH WATERPROFING AND THERMAL INSULATION ARE MORE COST EFFECTIVE BOTH ON SHORT AND LONG TERMS AND ALSO MORE DURABLE AND IMPROVES OUR ENVIRONMENT......

IMPROVE OUR ENVIRONMENT......