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How nanosized shrapnel from exploding fungal cells may impact us: from allergies to cloud formation
Invisible to the naked eye, we are almost always surrounded by small particles suspended in the air. They are known as atmospheric aerosols and can be made of directly emitted particles like dust, sea salt, and viruses; or formed in the atmosphere out of molecules... click to read more
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published on Nov 5, 2020
How a fungus causes the collapse of salamander populations
The fungal skin disease "Chytridiomycosis" is an important cause for amphibian diversity loss. This particular disease is emblematic for human mediated spread of pathogens from their native into new ranges, with the potential to extirpate the newly invaded host populations. The Asian chytrid fungus Batrachochytrium... click to read more
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Reading time 3 min
published on Nov 16, 2017
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