Is this similar to mycorhizal fungi?
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No, these are rhizobium bacteria that make nitrogen more available to legumes
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This is a bacteria that works with some legume plants to provide them nitrogen. Mycorhizal is a fungus that grows out from most plant roots to bring in minerals. So they are similar in both having symbiotic relations with plants but differ in what they provide the plant and nitrogen producing bacteria are accepting by far fewer plants than mycorhizal.
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The white stuff that looked like mold is actually not mold. It is fibers from the seeds reaching out to collect moisture. You are right it does look like mold but it is safe to use after the grass grows. If you have any questions, please contact us at tina@pioneerpet.com
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To my knowledge, it is supposed to be the same thing. However, I didn't place a grain(s) sample under a microscope to verify.
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Yes it is. It is a very good light I might add also...the Grape Algae went crazy growing in the fuge! And my Tangs love getting the fresh goodies to eat. Great little light.
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No, that's a different kind of yeast. This has a slightly cheesy flavor and is used in a lot of dishes for people who don't eat cheese. I like it, and it's good for you too.
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The label makes no mention of aspergillus. I would think if Aspergillus(niger?) were used it would be on the label under "Food and herbal ingredients" even though it is a mold.
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No, but they are similar. Check this out for every detail.http://skipthepie.org/cereal-grains-and-pasta/millet-flour/compared-to/sorghum/
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Perhaps the product description has changed since I bought these mushrooms, but my bag says "shitake" and, indeed, the mushrooms are shitake. The distributor is Hoosier Hill Farm.com. Try asking them.
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this is the same ? i had.. watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wF6vMQ8lpsI
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I am afraid I can't really answer your question beyond being able to comment about the taste. Nutritional yeast is cheesy, nutty and savory. I don't believe you can say that about baking yeast. I suggest you do some research to see if baking yeast and nutritional yeast are "related" beyond the name. All I know is that bread yeast is alive - nutritional yeast is inactive and they aren't a substitute for each other!
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They could be. There is a Mushroom Grower which I know in Pennsylvania, GIORGIO FOODS. There could be many more and I understand they grow many kinds of mushrooms. In the package that I bought from Amazon I did not read the label regarding where were they from.
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I am no biochemist. I am using Kelp to provide balanced minerals. Apparently the PGR's are inherent in the Kelp. Apparently it also promotes mycorrhizae.
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Not sure but I think these are just different names for the same thing. Good luck!
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Hi there. It certainly looks a lot like it and has the right packaging. Yeast Gard is an excellent product that soothes irritation immediately and lasts a long time.Hope this helps.
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the bag says "contains the following species of vesicular arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi: Glomus intraradices(RTI-801).....80 spores per gram)
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Endomycorrhizae: Glomus Intraradices 80 spores/cc. Just one strain. No ectomycorrhizae.
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I haven't had a problem but I live in Arizona and fungus and mold are not prevalent here. Sorry, I have no suggestions.