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Any Essential Oil that would be beneficial to mycorrhizal

 
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I see the greek paper using spearmint.... but was more looking for what oil might mycorrhizal be attracted to.  

I see many oils are anti-fungal.. i assume some dark noted- low noted oil might be an attractive to mycorrhizal and other fungi. Thought was to introduce to my biochar... and soils.
 
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Coffee Oil
 
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Or coffee grounds, which contain the oil already...
 
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