Is Rhizopogon vulgaris an AAPFCO-listed plant biostimulant, and what claim language has AAPFCO accepted?
Rhizopogon vulgaris — also cataloged under the synonyms Hysteromyces vulgaris, Rhizopogon rubescens var. vittadinil, and Rhizopogon vittadinii — is listed in AAPFCO's plant biostimulant source data as group 163. Growers and formulators researching Rhizopogon vulgaris AAPFCO recognition will find it formally placed within the association's biostimulant classification framework.
The single AAPFCO-accepted biostimulant claim on record for Rhizopogon vulgaris is a benefit to pine species, applied alone. A product using Rhizopogon vulgaris as a standalone active ingredient may carry that AAPFCO-accepted label claim directed at pine. The current data for this input does not reflect accepted claims for other crops or for multi-ingredient combinations — what Rhizopogon vulgaris AAPFCO biostimulant eligibility covers is precisely that: pine, alone.
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