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How some Brood X cicadas are infected with fungus
Thousands of Brood X periodic cicadas could be playing host to a fungus that turns them into spore-shedding “fungal gardens” and transforms their behavior, according to The Washington Post.<br/>
Visual Learning Systems
Plant Reproduction: Moss Life Cycle
This engaging video program uses colorful animations and on-location footage to illustrate some of the amazing ways plants reproduce. The reproduction processes in bryophytes, ferns, gymnosperms, and angiosperms are highlighted....
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The Life Cycle of Moss Plants
This clip demonstrates, step by step, the process of reproduction in mosses.
Visual Learning Systems
Exploring the Plant Kingdom
This video provides an overview of the plant kingdom, highlighting the diversity and importance of plants on Earth. The video then discusses different categories of plants, including mosses, ferns, conifers, and flowering plants, and...
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Athletes foot. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of spores (yellow) of the fungus that causes athletes foot (Tinea pedis) on the skin of a human foot (pink).
The fungus usually grows between the toes, but may spread to the bottom and sides of the foot. The spores can lie dormant for long periods, until conditions are favourable for germination. Treatment involves keeping the infected area dry...
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Extreme close-up of a Cordyceps fungus releasing spores
- Fruiting body of a Cordyceps fungus growing out of a parasitized moth in the rainforest, Ecuador. Thread-like spores (ascospores) are being released from the ascocarp which will drift away and infect a new insect host.
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WA Time lapse dispersal of slime mould via spores
WA Time lapse dispersal of slime mould via spores
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Extreme close-up of a Cordyceps fungus releasing spores
- Fruiting body of a Cordyceps fungus growing out of a parasitized moth in the rainforest, Ecuador. Thread-like spores (ascospores) are being released from the ascocarp which will drift away and infect a new insect host.
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HD DOLLY: Mushrooms
HD1080p: DOLLY CLOSE-UP shot of mushrooms growing on a tree trunk in the forest.
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Cordyceps fungus growing out of a parasitized moth in Ecuador.
- The fruiting body (ascocarp) is growing out of a parasitized moth in the rainforest, Ecuador. Thread-like spores (ascospores) are being released from the flask-shaped perithecia on the ascocarp. The ascospores will drift away and...
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Cordyceps fungus growing out of a parasitized moth in Ecuador.
- The fruiting body (ascocarp) is growing out of a parasitized moth in the rainforest, Ecuador. Thread-like spores (ascospores) are being released from the flask-shaped perithecia on the ascocarp. The ascospores will drift away and...
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Extreme close-up of a Cordyceps fungus releasing spores
- Fruiting body of a Cordyceps fungus growing out of a parasitized moth in the rainforest, Ecuador. Thread-like spores (ascospores) are being released from the ascocarp which will drift away and infect a new insect host.
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Cordyceps fungus growing out of a parasitized moth in Ecuador.
- The fruiting body (ascocarp) is growing out of a parasitized moth in the rainforest, Ecuador. Thread-like spores (ascospores) are being released from the flask-shaped perithecia on the ascocarp. The ascospores will drift away and...