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Mycorrhizal Systems Ltd. is a company founded on significant technological advances in the production of black truffles (Tuber melanosporum)

Having built the worlds largest truffle research network, we believe our technique is one of the most technologically advanced, thorough and scientific methods currently employed to cultivate the black truffle. We also work with the Summer truffle (Tuber aestivum var. uncinatum)

Our production technique used for partnership plantations has the following benefits:
100% DNA-identified inoculums (if requested), high inoculation levels, large substrate levels and reduced contamination. Twinned with thorough monitoring our technique should lead to greater yields and increased harvest reliability.



Partnership opportunities
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Mycorrhizal Systems has a global network of client-partner truffle
plantations that comprise the world’s largest truffle research network.
This diverse geographic presence includes, but is not limited to,
Europe, North America, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. 


News:
The truffle tree shop is now open!! You can now purchase small numbers of trees for your garden. The trees are provided certificated and with full planting instructions, they also make an ideal gift!

Partnerships
Mycorrhizal Systems Ltd. are currently seeking partners from a wide range of countries for the establishment of truffle plantations.
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Shop Open!
We offer trees inoculated with either the Summer truffle (Tuber aestivum var. uncinatum) which is completely suited to the UK climate.
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  • 06/08/2009 - 08:50

    The mole and the truffle story in this months newsletter would make a
    lovely article for a newspaper, magazine or "...and finally" spot, so
    anyone wanting further information on any items in our newsletter or
    truffles generally, please do get in contact. Truffles have always been
    a media friendly subject and throughout the lifetime of Mycorrhizal
    Systems we've appeared in, and been featured on, numerous TV shows
    (from the Dragons Den, The One Show and What to Eat Now on the BBC to Market Kitchen, Taste and CNN