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MustGrow Achieves Control of Root-Rot Disease Aphanomyces in Greenhouse Trials

Disease control of root-rot Aphanomyces in greenhouse testing across a range of econom...

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MustGrow Achieves Control of Root-Rot Disease Aphanomyces in Greenhouse Trials

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[{"type":"text","content":"MustGrow Achieves Control of Root-Rot Disease Aphanomyces in Greenhouse TrialsDisease control of root-rot Aphanomyces in greenhouse testing across a range of economic rates.Plants treated with MustGrow's biopesticide were robust in plant and root system health.Aphanomyces is a soil-borne root-rot disease that destroys pulse crops (peas, lentils, and legumes).90% of Saskachewan pulse crop fields have shown Aphanomyces symptoms (2019).Saskatoon, Saskatchewan--(Newsfile Corp. - May 12, 2021) -  MustGrow Biologics Corp. (CSE: MGRO) (OTCQX: MGROF) (FSE: 0C0) (\"MustGrow\") is pleased to announce successful greenhouse efficacy results of its patented mustard-derived biopesticide on Aphanomyces euteiches zoospores (\"Aphanomyces\") via an independent third party. Control in greenhouse soil was recorded across a range of economic application rates. MustGrow will advance to larger scale field tests in 2021 to be conducted under the recently-announced collaborative Canadian field trials program with NexusBioAg, a division of Univar Solutions Inc. Study results and applicability are patent-protected under MustGrow's existing suite of issued patents. MustGrow's crop protection technology has consistently demonstrated efficacious benefits similar to chemistry-based \"synthetic chemical\" products without the harmful safety profile often associated with some synthetic chemical products. The development of safe and effective biopesticides will be critical for future food security and environmentally sustainable agriculture.Greenhouse Soil Study HighlightsControl in greenhouse soil was recorded across a range of economic application rates. Initial soil samples were infested with Aphanomyces prior to applying MustGrow's mustard-derived TerraMG. Plants treated with TerraMG were increasingly robust - in plant and root system health - commensurate with application rate. Lentil plants showing a positive dose response to MustGrow's TerraMG biopesticidePhotograph courtesy of third party research facility, Discovery Seed Labs Ltd., Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, 2021.To view an enhanced version of this image, please visit:https://orders.newsfilecorp.com/files/7108/83673_5e61a452c46f6920_001full.jpgMustGrow's remarkably safe and effective organic biopesticide is plant-based - harnessing the mustard seed's natural defense mechanism to control diseases, in...

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