Teaming with Fungi: The Organic Grower's Guide to Mycorrhizae (Science for Gardeners) Kindle Edition

I could have gained the same or more insight from a couple of Wiki pages. OR a few YouTube videos. OR a single Paul Stamets TED Talk. No, those might have references. This was vague and repetitive and basic. Vague: p 71 The same process, with "different organisms", "may" impact the intake of "other" nutrients. Repetitive: I believe the amount of useful information contained could be condensed into a few page pamphlet including relevant pictures. Basic: I took a single semester college course on plants over ten years ago and this was still basic. I sped read the last few chapters and even that was painful. I couldn't have gotten away with saying "a study says" even once in high school without a reference, let alone throughout a published book. I have no way of verifying the little bit of potentially applicable information this book contains without references making the entire thing utterly worthless to me. I rarely write reviews and try to give two stars at minimum so as to not be extreme...for this waste of natural resources, I clearly made an exception.

Teaming With Fungi is an excellent resource for the organic grower looking to use Mycorrhizae to improve root structure and the quality of their soil. This is a scientific book that is written in a clear way that makes to valuable to the all growers. Following the information in this book should result is healthier and hardier plants.

Jeff Lowenfels has done it again, making a complex subject understandable for people who care about the soil and how to build soil. If you are in agriculture or in land restoration, and you don't have this book, you are missing out.

great book for anyone who likes to know how fungi, soil and growing work. It's very clear and informative, easy to read and understand (good use of language to communicate-not too confusing from terminology). i both enjoyed and learned a Lot from this book. highly recommend reading this!

Awesome comprehensive read for your intermediate to expert grower. Great use of concepts and images. Easy to understand and easy to use as a pillar for further research. I highly recommend this book, especially if you are seeking for hints to unlock the power of Cannabaceae.

The most in-depth, readable book I have found on the subject. Thing is, expensive as they are commercially, you can find and grow your own with no difficulty at all.

An initial investment in knowledge of fungi, then it's growth in symbiosis with plant roots to produce exhilarating plant growth, yield and defence. Including how to aids and resources.

Small, quick but serious read....the bible for us in Aquaponics.

A very interesting read but quite technical.

I recommend this book to anybody who is interested in how the soil works and fungi play their part in this process. A great book on fungi for gardeners and agriculturalists. Fascinating to read and useful to the gardener or agriculturalist. You may not want to read it all as it is very exhaustive, but it has all the information you need, including suppliers.

A scholarly and practical guide about what goes on under our feet. It's not just orchids that depend on fungi to survive - seems like most plants do, and until a few years ago we never knew it!

These are all great books

Amazing