Trichoderma viride is a beneficial rhizosphere fungus that swiftly colonizes roots to form a protective microbial barrier, outcompeting harmful fungi while enhancing root architecture and nutrient uptake. By producing cell wall–degrading enzymes and bioactive metabolites and exhibiting mycoparasitism, it suppresses a broad range of soil-borne pathogens and activates plant defense mechanisms. The result is healthier roots, improved stress tolerance, and stronger crop establishment, vigor, and yield.
Mode of Action
Colonizes the rhizosphere rapidly and establishes itself around plant roots, forming a protective microbial barrier.
Competes aggressively with harmful fungi for space and nutrients, limiting their establishment and spread.
Produces a wide range of extracellular enzymes such as chitinases and glucanases that degrade fungal cell walls.
Exhibits mycoparasitic behavior by attaching to pathogenic fungi, coiling around their hyphae, and penetrating them.
Secretes secondary metabolites and volatile compounds that inhibit the growth of soil-borne pathogens
Enhances root development and nutrient uptake by improving root architecture and stimulating plant growth
Activates plant defense mechanisms, leading to increased resistance against stress and disease pressure.
Improves overall soil microbial balance by promoting beneficial microflora in the root zone.
Expected Results
Improved root health with reduced incidence of soil-borne diseases in the rhizosphere
Enhanced plant vigor and stronger root system leading to better nutrient uptake.
Increased tolerance of plants to environmental and biological stress conditions.
Overall improvement in crop growth, establishment, and yield performance.
Safety Directions
Avoid inhalation of dust or spray mist
Wash hands after use
Use in well-ventilated areas
Environmental Protection
Contains naturally occurring microorganisms
Do not contaminate waterways with product or container
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