Host resistance and fungal virulence parallel each other in the cross.
That matters because higher rainfall in recent years has increased the prevalence of “black pod”, a fungal disease which lowers cocoa yields.
SWINE flu may get the headlines; but white-nose syndrome, a fungal disease that shows as a powdery pattern on the face, wings and legs of bats, is moving far more swiftly across America.
In case of any fungal infection, necessary ointments can be applied.
Patients who develop a fungal infection may be advised to stop the TNF blocker until they recover.
Gill has been studying animals that lived around that time, using fungal spores preserved in sediment as an indicator of the presence of wildlife.
Some findings pointed to viral and fungal pathogens working together.
Brown stains on the walls of Tut's tomb are fungal MATS, indicating a hurried burial. Cynthia Graber reports.
She was wearing her everyday pumps and resembled Goldilocks in daunting woods as she peered around uncertainly at the naked metal equipment and the fungal floors and the clustered balls in mesh bags.
For example, tree roots are often surrounded by fungal growths that take nutrients from the trees.
Bathe him with anti-fungal shampoo.
The bacterium can also secrete chemicals that inhibit fungal growth, as well as hormones that stimulate the growth of its host plants.
Lactoferrin is a naturally occurring protein in humans that provides babies with bacterial and fungal protection, and it's distinctly lacking in artificial formula.
But bats are threatened by white-nose syndrome, a fungal disease that kills them, as well as by deadly collisions with wind turbines.
Mildew ery mildew is an airborne fungal disease. African violets and Begonias are particularly succeptible.
Seeds coated with liquid glass are less likely to be attacked by fungal spores.
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