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When was Lophopus crystallinus created?
Lophopus crystallinus was created in 1768.
What blasts its spores as far as possible?
Pilobolus
What is a pilobolus commonly referred to as?
There are a few things that a pilobolus can actually be. It could be a fungus or a mushroom that commonly grows on feces or it could be the name of a dance company.
Where is pilobolus fungi found?
Pilobolus fungi can be found on herbivore dung in grasslands and pastures around the world. They thrive in areas with abundant organic matter and sunlight.
What kind of fungus uses something like a shotgun to blast its spores?
pilobolus
Which type of theater would require audiences to rouse their imagination the most?
Pilobolus
What has the author Leslie Ann Whitaker written?
Leslie Ann Whitaker has written: 'Pilobolus'
How do you pronounce Pilobolus with syllable accents?
pay-lob-oh-lis (a fungus that grows on cow manure) The popular dance group Pilobolus pronounces it pi-LOB-o-lus, with the second syllable accented, and 'pi' sounding as in pinch or pick.
What are the release dates for 60 Minutes - 1968 Nuclear Insecurity Self-Made Maverick Pilobolus 36-19?
60 Minutes - 1968 Nuclear Insecurity Self-Made Maverick Pilobolus 36-19 was released on: USA: 15 February 2004
What is a fungus that shoots it's spores?
The Pilobolus fungus is known for shooting its spores as a means of dispersal. This species of fungus can launch its spores up to several meters away by using a specialized structure called a sporangiophore. This unique method helps the fungus spread its spores to new environments for reproduction.
Are the dancers in the new Ford commercial where the dancers themselves form the shapes of the different cars from any particular dance company?
pilobolus dance company
What are some examples of zygomycetes fungi?
Some examples of zygomycetes fungi include Rhizopus, Mucor, and Mortierella. These fungi are characterized by their ability to form zygospores during sexual reproduction. Zygomycetes are common in soil and decaying organic matter.
