AAPFCO lists accepted biostimulant claims for Clonostachys rosea. EPA's APPRIL records list it as an active ingredient in 8 pesticide products (4 active, 4 inactive), and Health Canada ePATHogen classifies it as risk group RG1 for humans and animals, Containment Level 1.
Clonostachys rosea is a fungus described in the indexed literature as a mycoparasite with biocontrol activity against fungal plant pathogens, and AAPFCO lists accepted claims that it colonizes plant tissues and may increase root growth. The literature also reports growth and stress-enzyme effects in oil palm and tomato seedlings.
Brand Maven’s registration team handles label review, state submissions, and renewals for microbial inputs.
