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Mar 18, 2024

Mold Spores, Endospores and Exospores…what are the differences?

by jenniferhypoair

Mold Spores, Endospores and Exospores…what are the differences?I think most of us are familiar with spores that mold produces, which act similarly to dandelion seeds that can be carried off by air currents to relocate and start growing new “plants”...

Oct 17, 2023

“Sleeper” bacteria spores are like mold spores

by jenniferhypoair

“Sleeper” bacteria spores are like mold sporesOne of the unsavory facts about mold is its ability to lie dormant when food and moisture sources dry up, until conditions allow it to “bloom” again. Scientists are finding out that there are...

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Mold Spores, Endospores and Exospores…what are the differences?

“Sleeper” bacteria spores are like mold spores

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