fungal spores

Once the fungal spores were released into the air, they spread at about 25 miles a year.

When they leave, the fungal spores stick to their feet and are thus dispersed.

This animal's diet is almost entirely made up of fungal spores.

Respiratory viruses and fungal spores are also spread via the air.

The center of the lesion turns a tan color, and that is where the fungal spores are found.

Algal and fungal spores reach these rocks by air from the surrounding areas.

This may allow fungal spores to gain admittance and attack the tree.

Fungal spores blow in on the winds and take up residence at the foot of trees.

But if one diseased bulb is in a batch, the fungal spores spread.

Fungal spores may be viewed directly on hair shafts.

Insects and migratory birds did the rest, transmitting the fungal spores through the country.

Unfortunately, there are few control methods for fungal spores apart from copper sprays.

You get infected by breathing the fungal spores.

With this thing, however, the algal material is packed right in with the fungal spores.

When the first workers hatch, their job is go forth and forage for fungal spores to start the garden from scratch.

In the last tube, the female injects only the secretion and the fungal spores.

They will visit the mats to feed and breed, thereby picking up the fungal spores.

Many of the most dramatic examples involve mechanisms to get fungal spores dispersed to new environments.

In addition, fungal spores rose gradually and declined similarly along with a prevalence of woody debris.

After dispersal by wind, such fungal spores must meet with an algal partner to form a lichen.

This helps to prevent the growth of bacteria and fungal spores on the ants and inside their nest.

Therefore, Morpho butterflies may be important in dispersing fungal spores.

Because it eats fungi, it spreads fungal spores in its droppings.

The disease is acquired by contacting grains of fungal spores that have been discharged onto the soil.

An increased die-off of fungal spores was found on copper surfaces compared with aluminium.