ANTI-MATTER – Molecular Enzyme Bioreactor

ANTI-MATTER begins with enzymatic breakdown. Specific enzymes target complex organic matter and release plant-available nutrients. This feeds the beneficial microbes in the formulation, which then produce more enzymes. The result is a self-sustaining loop of biological activity that continues long after the initial application.

The dual-action of enzymes and microbes transforms the growing medium into a biologically active system. Nutrients that were previously locked away become accessible, and beneficial organisms quickly populate the rhizosphere, leaving little room for pathogens.

ANTI-MATTER contains a diverse enzymatic matrix, each enzyme chosen for its ability to break down a specific type of organic compound:

• Cellulase breaks the β-1,4 bonds in cellulose, releasing glucose from plant fibers and dead roots.
• Beta-Glucanase breaks down β-glucans found in fungal cell walls and grain-based amendments.
• Xylanase targets hemicellulose, helping release nutrients from woody organic materials.
• Protease disassembles proteins into amino acids, making nitrogen from meals like bone or fish immediately available.
• Amylase converts starches into sugars that support microbial activity.
• Pectinase breaks down soft tissue and improves water movement through organic matter.
• Lipase hydrolyzes fats and oils, unlocking nutrients from oily seeds and inputs.

Each enzyme contributes to the rapid conversion of organic materials into usable plant nutrition.

The microbial species in ANTI-MATTER are selected for their compatibility and function in the root zone:

• Trichoderma species locate and consume harmful fungi, helping suppress root disease.
• Bacillus and Pseudomonas species act like biological factories, producing enzymes, hormones, and protective compounds.

These microbes rapidly colonize the root zone, outcompeting pathogens and supporting nutrient cycling. As they consume the products of enzymatic breakdown, they continue the cycle by producing more enzymes and beneficial metabolites.

ANTI-MATTER includes a B-vitamin complex that supports both plant and microbial metabolism. These vitamins act as essential cofactors, helping plants handle stress while enabling microbes to function efficiently.

Chitin-based compounds serve two purposes. They mimic insect and fungal threats, priming the plant’s immune system without causing stress. They also interact with specific microbes in the formula, triggering the production of chitinase enzymes that help defend the root zone and unlock additional nutrients from chitin-containing amendments.

ANTI-MATTER includes water-soluble chitin-based compounds that mimic the chemical signature of insect exoskeletons and fungal cell walls. When these compounds contact plant tissue, they trigger a natural immune response known as induced systemic resistance.

This process primes the plant’s internal defense systems, allowing it to respond more quickly and effectively when a real pest or pathogen appears. It functions like a vaccine, improving readiness without causing stress.

These same chitin compounds also interact with fungi in the formulation, resulting in the production of chitinase enzymes. Chitinase breaks down fungal structures and insect debris, offering both defensive and nutritional benefits in the growing medium.