How does mold travel?

Answer 1

answ2. Fungi grow vegetatively by filaments called hyphae, which like some roots, enable new growths to appear along them.

A fruiting body of a fungus will cast minute spores, which may travel widely on wind.

If you lay a mushroom flat side down on a piece of white paper, overnight it will produce a pattern composed of the spores.

Answer 2

Mold just crawls anywhere moist. Therefore, you should watch for moist and humid places inside your home. Examples would be walls, floors, appliances (yes, sometimes), carpet, and furniture.

The things mentioned can provide the nourishment mold needs to grow. But moisture is what mold needs most, so you’re most likely to see mold in damp places such as:

Bathrooms

Kitchens

Laundry rooms

Basements

Crawl spaces

Closets

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Answer 3

Mold travels through the air as tiny spores, which can land on surfaces and grow under the right conditions of moisture, warmth, and food source. Mold can also be spread through contact with contaminated materials or by insects and animals.

Answer 4

Mold can't travel. They move with their career. As long their career is mobile, they are also mobile.

Answer 5

it spreads through budding,fragmentation, or spores.

Answer 6

it doesint if you see it move your problibly hulosinating

Answer 7

No one knows...