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I asked a colleague from way back when who is now a recognized expert mycologist for some suggestions in controlling molds in habitats.
"Spores are ubiquitous. Every breath os every respirating animal contains millions. Theyre found on the top of Mt Everest. Molds are the secondary chain in the decomposition of all organic matter with bacteria the first.
So you can't be rid og them. Theyre opportunistic. You have the you gave them a habitat to grow in. What youre dealing with is outbreaks. Just another disease. They find an opportunity and go with it. So to control outbreaks requires two things. Modify the environment so it becomes hostile to growth or at least overgrowth and eradicting the excess. No other way. You got mold, it's your fault. You cultivated the soil in your garden then weeds pop up."
"Spores are ubiquitous. Every breath os every respirating animal contains millions. Theyre found on the top of Mt Everest. Molds are the secondary chain in the decomposition of all organic matter with bacteria the first.
So you can't be rid og them. Theyre opportunistic. You have the you gave them a habitat to grow in. What youre dealing with is outbreaks. Just another disease. They find an opportunity and go with it. So to control outbreaks requires two things. Modify the environment so it becomes hostile to growth or at least overgrowth and eradicting the excess. No other way. You got mold, it's your fault. You cultivated the soil in your garden then weeds pop up."