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Is spore creatures and spore the same thing?
Spore Creatures is a very, very poor version of Spore for the DS. You can't really make your own creatures, and it is presented in a more campaign format. No, it is totally different to Spore, basically.
What is a dust spore?
A dust spore is essentially a bacteria that is released by dust mites and mildew that is always present in the air. These spores lead to the creation of mold and more spores which potentially make people sick.
Can spore creatures drink water?
No, Spore creatures cannot drink water because there are no ponds in the creature stage and living things can't drink saltwater without dehydrating themselves even more.
How does spore differ from spore creature creator?
Spore Creature Creator is where you can only create creatures and share them online. In Spore, you can bring those creatures to life and into your game. You may meet your different creatures throughout the entire Spore game, by either you, or your friends. You can also choose what content you want to be in your game, either specifically all of your creation or a buddy's. Or if you are looking for something more accurate, you can make a Sporecast of creations and select it.
What is the difference between spore makers and seed makers?
Spore makers produce spores, which are small reproductive cells that fungi use for reproduction. Seed makers produce seeds, which are structures containing the plant embryo and stored nutrients for germination. Spores are more commonly found in fungi, while seeds are more commonly found in plants.
Which game is better spore creature or spore hero areana?
In my opinion, Spore Hero Arena. Spore Creatures is pretty much 2-D and it's kind of boring. I think Spore Hero Arena might be more epic and 3-D.
Can you explore on spore creepy and cute?
Spore: Creepy and Cute is an EXPANSION PACK, meaning it needs the normal SPORE TO WORK, a bit like Sims. All it does is give you more stuff to create creatures with.
What other organisms besides bacteria form spores?
Mold is one example of a spore producing organism.P.S. I think there are more but that is what I'm trying to find out.
What is the function of a mold spore?
single- to many-celled reproductive body of an organism; a seed
Why are spore-forming organisms more resistant than non-spore-forming species?
Spore-forming organisms, such as certain bacteria and fungi, produce spores that are highly resistant to extreme environmental conditions, including heat, desiccation, radiation, and chemical agents. This resilience is due to the spore's protective coatings and low metabolic activity, which allow them to survive harsh conditions that would be lethal to non-spore-forming species. Additionally, spores can remain dormant for extended periods, enabling them to endure unfavorable conditions until they encounter a more suitable environment for growth and reproduction.
Is there only 2 games of spore and creature creator or more are they separated games?
The Creator is used for making creatures that can be used in the Game itself, so every creature you make can be used... So you can consider it 2 separate games but also 1 game... Spore contains the game Spore and the Creature Creator. If you have Spore, you do not need to get Creature Creator. If is fun to make creatures with Creature Creator, but it is not really a game, more of an interesting art project. With Spore, you can actually use (walk them around, feed, fight, etc) the Creatures you created as playing pieces for playing Spore. but the new game creepy & cute is connected with spore! know there is a new spore called creepy and cute u will need spore for this one but it brings new parts.there is also one that came out in 2006 but i been trying to get it,i can't find it its called spore e3 i think or its just spore ask peaple, maybe they will know about it and tell u more about it. ask them: do you know anything about spore that came out in 2006 maybe they do and tell u were to get it good luck :^)
Tween 20 applied in spore suspention of fungi?
Tween 20 is commonly used in spore suspensions of fungi to act as a surfactant, helping to reduce surface tension and improve the wetting of spores. This facilitates even dispersion of spores in the suspension, making it easier to handle and ensuring a more uniform distribution when inoculating substrates or media.
