how does mold help to fertilize gardens?
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(m)\n\nMolds help to make cheese, fertilize gardens, and speed decaying of garbage and fallen leaves.  Penicillin is made from molds.  Molds can also provoke allergic reactions, however.  Molds spores are carried by the wind and predominate in the summer and early fall.  They thrive year round in warm climates.  Cutting grass, harvesting crops, or walking through tall vegetation can provoke an allergic reaction.  People who repair old furniture are also at risk because old wood often harbors mold spores
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The worms dig tunnels which help aerate the soil.  (helps get air into the soil.)  This allows the roots of plants to expand which helps to make the plant grow larger.\n\nI did a science project on worms when I was in the 5th grade....granted that was a long time ago, but I don't think worms have changed much since then.
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Check links below for information about wheatgrass problems - also check back with whomever you got the seeds from.\n\nMy wheatgrass has some moldy areas around the roots.\n\nThe problem could be overwatering. Water only enough to give moisture, not so that mold can grow. If you are worried about mold and bacteria that you cannot see, cut the grass about 1 inch up from the seed/roots; soak the grass in a solution of water and 5-10 drops of grapefruit seed extract for 5 minutes. Rinse the grass thoroughly, then serve.\n\nMy wheatgrass is limp and droopy.\n\nThe problem could be too much sun. Wheatgrass grows best in indirect light, under the shade of a tree or the like.
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I heard somewhere, container of fertilizer, then place metal container on top, inside metal container, water I also heard it takes a little time.  btw, plastic container will not work
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by what i have heard its found in dirt. it could be something due to hygiene. They found in the study that the people using the bauch and lombe (moisture lock)were acquiring the fungus so these were being removed from stores.
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They change the pH of the environment of the mildew, which stresses the fungus and kills it, as it preferes an acidic environment.\n\nSodium bicarbonate is a base, not an acid, by the way, you must not pay attention to the answer above.\n\nCheck this study out:\nhttp://phytoparasitica.org/phyto/pdfs/1997/issue1/NOTE.pdf
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Unfortunatly there are some many types of mold.  The best thing to do is find a business that deals with it and have them come out and inspect the house and where the mold is.  They can tell you if it is harmful or not!
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Most plants, including more that 90% of all trees, have special fungi associated with their roots. These fungi help plants absorb nutrients and water. These fungi form a symbiotic association with the roots of nearly all plants to help them grow. Sometimes these microbes become macrobes, large organisms, that you can see as mushrooms.
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Well, it certainly isn't helping your condition.  The mold and chemicals are bad for your lungs; not moving around can cause a blood clot to form, and possibly cause a pulmonary emboli, or stroke.
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Mold is visible to the eye- the ugly black stuff on walls . If you keep on living with it, you could even get asthma. Baking soda should help scrub it away, if you find it. Otherwise just make a complaint to whoever's incharge.
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I don't know, maybe they buried dead people gardens and they fertilized the daisies so that they really grew well!
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thats not mold,thats flour....they dust it with flour b4 they bake it...(on some breads)...most bread mold will turn green, from the yeast.
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The rain become more acidic from falling through air pollutants and dissolving them, primarily sulfur dioxide.Combination of wet deposition from the atmosphere of droplets of sulfuric acid and nitric acid dissolved in rain and snow and dry deposition from the atmosphere of particles of sulfate and nitrate salts. These acids and salts are formed when water vapor in the air reacts with the air pollutants sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen dioxide(NO2).\n\nBecause of these ingredients, the acid rain can effect the mushroom's growth or development. In certain spesies, such as Amanita muscaria. the acid rain can inhibiting the production of the mushroom's mycelia.\n\nIn fact, according to recent report in Europe, mushroom's population is decreasing in the past 50 years, specificly in 10 of 18 countries.
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ditto to that. you may have to pay to get someone in your house to look for mold. (sometimes its under old flooring or in the attick or undeneth tile in the bathroom) this may be contributing to you having mold sickness!\n\nFix leaks and seepage, even if it involves landscaping around basements. \nPut plastic over dirt in crawlspaces and keep them well ventilated. \nUse exhaust fans in kitchen and bathroom. \nTurn off humidifiers if you see condensation on windows. \nUse dehumidifiers and air conditioners, especially in hot, humid climates. \nPay special attention to carpet on concrete floors. Use area rugs that can be lifted and washed. Or install a vapor barrier over the concrete.\n\nalso see a doc right away!
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Nutrition (depends on certain soils: mixed compost, clay-like dirt, moss, bark etc.), Sunlight or other warmth, Air, Water, and depth of how far the seeds or roots are planted into the soil. Different plants require different depths when being planted.
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Agree with the two above if the plant is kept sterile and fed sterile apple juice.  Otherwise, it would be very easy for fungi and bacteria to overgrow the root system.
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Fungi grow from mycelium, which is a white cob-webby network of very fine fibers under the ground.  \n\nI hope this is what you mean.