Water molds, also known as oomycetes, are primarily known for affecting plants and aquatic ecosystems. While they are not typically harmful to humans, some species can produce toxins that may pose health risks, particularly in cases of exposure to contaminated water or environments. Generally, the risk to human health is low, but individuals with compromised immune systems or Allergies may experience adverse effects. Overall, maintaining good hygiene and avoiding contaminated water sources can minimize any potential risks.
They are not.
Many molds are poisonous to mammals.
Bread tends to form two different common molds, black mold (Aspergillus niger) and green mold (Pennicilium notatum - from which Penicillin is derived). As far as I know, neither of these molds is particularly harmful to humans.
Pyrite itself is not toxic to humans, but it can produce sulfuric acid when exposed to air and water, which can be harmful if ingested or inhaled.
cause illness, flu like reaction
Many molds are poisonous to mammals.
I dont know ask your mama
they both stink
Yes. For example, humans can eat the fish and other living creatures that live in the contaminated/polluted water, and the effects can be harmful.
It could; people have different sensitivities to molds. In general, not a good idea.
yes,it consumes some of the roots of the plant rendering them useless, they also eat small leaves well flowers uuum im not sure about that.
Some molds are dangerous, in fact, to my knowledge, most are. Some are used for medicines, such as penicillin, which is used to combat many sicknesses. Others are very dangerous, such as black mold, which will grow in damp places in places such as indoors. Most molds on foods are forms of penicillin, but it is not wise to eat it. -Molds can be toxic in high amounts. Not all black mold is is dangerous, however stachybotrys chartarum is dangerous in very small amounts. It is a blackish slimy mold, and it's spores do not become airborn easily.