If the fungi have already formed a Mycorrhizal relationship with your plants, then the addition of such fertilizers will damage your plants perhaps to the point of killing them or at least severely burning them. We have applied BioVam Mycorrhiza to hundreds of existing Rose plants that have been switched over from superphosphates to our products. If you have just fertilized your Roses, wait a couple of months until the phosphate fertilizers can be diluted by watering. Then follow the instructions above for existing plants. When you are planting Rose plants or transplanting them to another location, use no chemical fertilizers or fungicides in that soil.
Bananas are okay.
Avoid the use of green manure. The quick release nitrogen from green manure is not good for soil microbes. Use only well aged composted manure. Avoid the use of chicken manure or bat guano. These substances are too high in phosphate and will damage your plants like the Superphosphate noted above.