Environmental Microbiology
All contributors in Environmental Microbiology
Dark Molds and Mildew, Cleaning and Removal
By:
Donald Reinhardt
All mold that appears where it is not wanted is bad mold. Black, brown, green, gray are among the colorful players in the disfiguring process. Mold control is possible! more...
Use of Biopesticides for Sustainable Agriculture
By:
Jitendra Rathod
Chemical pesticides pose enormous health risks to humans and animals. An ecofriendly alternative is the need of the hour. more...
Mold Spore Control, Doing It Right and Properly
By:
Donald Reinhardt
Spores are survival and dissemination forms of mold and bacteria. Spores are small, easily spread and each spore can generate a new organism. Spore control is important. more...
How Mold Grows and What Mold Needs to Live
By:
Donald Reinhardt
Moldy bread is not bad, it can be thrown out. A moldy house, car, person or school is another matter. The problem of mold is universal. Where it is wet, molds are there. more...
Mold, Fungus and Mildew Control and Guidelines
By:
Donald Reinhardt
Knowing what molds need to survive and flourish is the first step to proper control. Mold needs are simple: water, food and air. A logical control approach works. more...
The Science of "Seeing" Your Breath
By:
Mary Faler
Move over urine and blood, breath is the new way to find and identify shifts in the body at the cellular level. more...
VHS Disease in Great Lakes Fish
By:
Ellen Wilson
A deadly viral disease is affecting many fish species in the Great Lakes. Scientists have joined forces in order to better understand this threat. more...
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