Meanings of fungal spores in English

Bandicoots and poteroos help to move fungal spores around after fires that promote regrowth.

Weed pollen will be at low to moderate levels and fungal spores will be high.

Under humid conditions, fungal spores can also grow, so Tierno recommends walking around in slippers.

Everyone was silent for a while after that, thinking about killer viruses, flesh-eating bacteria, fungal spores.

How the adaptive immune system distinguishes between metabolically active and inactive fungal spores remains an important question.

Bedding can be home to a range of biological dwellers, including bacteria, fungal spores and tiny creatures.

Their droppings are UV-sterilised and micro-organisms, dead bacterial debris, fungal spores, the exoskeletons of insects, etc are removed.

They reasoned that more fungal spores meant more dung, which in turn reflected a larger population of roaming mammals.

But the DHB has said patient safety is not compromised as long as the fungal spores stay in the walls.

To discover this, Bos and his colleagues divided the ants into groups and exposed some of them to fungal spores.

The fungal spores spread so easily it could eventually wipe out the UK's estimated 80m ashs, one of our commonest trees.

The alien thing jerked back, its appendages flailing and dust falling from its severed limbs like a smoke of fungal spores.

It's commonly spread by elm bark beetles carrying fungal spores from tree to tree, however, it can also spread through root grafting.

The fossils of tiny fungal spores were recovered from a road cut in Wisconsin and their analysis is described in the journal, Science.

Although they are not in themselves dangerous, such hairline fissures are ideal anchorages for several varieties of aboriginal fungal spores.' He indicated his legs.

Selective responsiveness to germinating conidia provides the innate immune system with a mechanism to restrict inflammatory responses to metabolically active, potentially invasive fungal spores.