black mold

After one week their forms had black mold all over them.

The thing cuts down into the black mold a foot and a half deep.

During spring break in 2001, a serious black mold problem was discovered at the campus.

He asked to see the rooms afflicted by black mold.

"I know black mold gets in my basement from time to time."

It looked like a lump of coal, completely covered in black mold.

In this classroom, the air conditioning units were covered with black mold.

Dangerous black mold had crept all the way to the second story inside the walls and was making her ill.

As of 2008, the cave contained black mold which scientists were and still are trying to keep away from the paintings.

In the final rays of afternoon, he pulled aside the black mold with delicate white hands.

A black mold is creeping across the paintings, and global warming has made it all worse.

Three of the walls were painted a deep rose, edged above and below in black molding.

The walls had black mold growing over them, and there was probably lead paint in there as well.

Black mold growing in living rooms, water damage, overcrowding.

For another, a stubborn black mold now infests its walls and ventilation system.

Black mold, shown here, often grows in hidden areas as well, contaminating behind walls or below the floor.

Instead of glass walls, there are square windows with deep reveals surrounded by thick black molding.

Moving into the kitchen, Adam saw that the dishes in the sink were covered with a fuzzy black mold.

One mother said that her child was having asthma-related health problems that may be related to the black mold.

Also, the black mold coating, if left on the leaves, will disrupt the natural functions of photosynthesis.

He scooped up the attache case by its black molded handle and strode quickly toward the bed.

When I reached down to pat its black molded fuselage, mine started purring too.

Adults feed on black mold and other fungi.

It's often called "toxic black mold," but the mold itself is not poisonous.