Yes those are different species of AMF. There’s been some renaming and reclassification going on. Researchers realized that a lot of the initial names and classifications weren’t detailed enough. Some of the samples were too degraded to be accurate, cultures weren’t grown long enough, etc.
I believe the current name for Glomus intraradices is Rhizophagus irregularis. Glomus mossea is now Funneliformis mossea. These are species that form a symbiosis within the roots and their cells, usually forming what’s called an arbuscule to trade nutrients, exudates, and instructions. I’m sure even the names I know are in the process of being changed or updated.
Here’s a shot of the Great White for everyone who doesn’t have it:
There’s ecto and endo myco in this bottle, and below that there’s a list of the trichoderma and beneficial bacteria it supplies as well. You could see a benefit from the trichoderma, and bacteria, even after chasing off the fungus. The ectomyco is overkill as far as we know but it can’t hurt it.
Real Growers Recharge has some of the same ingredients, and that seems to work well in synthetic gardens. Although the organic acids do, do (heh I said do do) the heavy lifting in that product.
Unfortunately, this does mean that synthetic growers using certain myco products that contain only mycorrhizae and nothing else, are wasting their money.
but might be Tuesday 
She was 5 months old and literally just shy of 5ft tall with my neglect - lets compare and contrast a little further along. 
this was the first myco grow as well.
) and some hermies but that’s an extreme solo pot grow and we had a light issue.
