In Africa and Asia, for example, some termites collect spores of white-rot fungi from the environment and grow them on a comb ...

But here you can see a network of soil fungus, with a reproductive spore at the center of the image. Most people don’t spend a lot of time thinking about how a fungus reproduces, let alone about what ...

Recent analysis of homes in Syracuse, N.Y., indicated high levels of basidiomycete fungi in 41 percent of the homes studied (Anagnost et al. 2006). In some homes, 90 percent of the spores recovered ...

Undyed, untreated wood is a sustainable material that ... but you might want to dispose of spore-shooting artillery fungus.

Today, around 90 percent of plants depend on these fungal networks which, as Adam explains, is nicknamed the “Wood Wide Web ... Fungi use spores like plants use seeds, to help them spread ...

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Infection of the skin and hair of cattle is most frequently due to Trichophyton verrucosum, a spore forming fungi. Spores are shed from the lesion by broken hairs or scabs from the lesion. The spores ...

After the soil’s nutrients are depleted, the network architecture and cytoplasmic flows change to promote the growth of fungal reproductive units called spores that typically remain in the soil ...

Agorastos Papatsanis (Greece) illuminates swirls of spores appearing to dance beneath the gills ... and so this image has a very special meaning for me.’ This wood-rotting fungus most often emerges on ...