Plantation - Ganoderma


  1. Ganoderma Boninense BSR is very prevalent in the Oil Palm plantation.
  2. The disease occurs in :-
    a) Natural Setting,
    b) Highly Well maintained transplanted landscape,
    c) Well Drained Setting,
    d) In Peat or Swampy soil area.
  3. The Ganoderma spores are:-
    a) Found mainly in the roots of tree.
    b) Parasite, taking nutrients & water from soil.
    c) Prevent root growth and initiate stem rot.
    d) Remain in soil for generations.
  4. Existing Standard of control:
    a) Removal of Infected Palm
    b) Using Fungicide as preventive measure.
    c) Soil Mounding: to extend life of tree.
    d) Herbicide & Pesticide etc.
    e) Trenching or Replanting.
    All the above methods were ineffective. Ganoderma spores still propagate rampantly in the soil.
  5. In Malaysia, it was reported by MPOB that :
    a) 59,000 hectares were seriously infected and growing.
    b) Infection rate: In 1999 was 1.1%, In 2010 was 3.7%.
    c) Loss in revenue year 2009 / 2010 was RM 1.1 Billion.
  6. Our Soil is “DEAD”
    a) Due to years of Chemical Fertiliser, Pesticides, Fungicides, etc. applications have “Killed” the Eco and Micro Organism communities in the soil.
    b) We believe , that the good microbes concentration in the soil to control the Ganoderma fungi is not enough, hence the Ganoderma proliferation in the Oil Palm Plantation.
  7. The solution to this problem, we believe should start with soil treatment i.e. to enrich the soil with beneficial bacteria enzyme and microbes to check and control the ganoderma spores in the roots.
  8. Our GanoEnz treatment does exactly that, by introducing the good bacteria enzyme to attack, destroy and produce antibody against future ganoderma attack.
  9. Our GanoEnz contains 21 types of Advanced Beneficial Microbial (ABM) enzymes.

4 Types of Ganoderma found in Oil Palm Tree



White growth is hyphae of Ganoderma Zonatum after incubation in moist chamber for 4 days, and corresponded with the discolored area of the cross sections.