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Bioaerosols (short for
biological aerosols) are a
subcategory of
particles released from
terrestrial and
marine ecosystems into the atmosphere. They consist...
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Indoor bioaerosol is
bioaerosol in an
indoor environment.
Bioaerosols are
natural or
artificial particles of
biological (microbial, plant, or animal) origin...
- of time. The
amount of
bioaerosol varies with the type of
flush toilet.
Older wash-down
toilet designs produce more
bioaerosol than
modern siphoning toilets...
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habitats on the Earth's surface
involved in
nutrient cycling. The
field of
bioaerosol research studies the
taxonomy and
community composition of
airborne microbial...
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Tubifera dudkae with spores.
Fungi portal Aeroplankton Auxiliary cell
Bioaerosol Cryptospore Setlow, Peter; Johnson, Eric A. (30
April 2014), Doyle, Michael...
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capturing the
gradual decay of
classically arranged still lifes.
Fungi portal Bioaerosol –
Airborne particles containing living organisms Decay –
Process in which...
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indoor air are too low to
produce clinical effects."
Fungi portal Bioaerosol Mold growth, ****essment, and
remediation Mold
health issues "GSD Species...
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small and
light particles becoming suspended in
moving air. Now
bioaerosols,
these pollen and
fungal spores can be
transported across an ocean, or...
- catalase-positive, non-spore
forming bacillus initially isolated from a
bioaerosol originating from
pigeon faeces. P.
faecalis is an
aerobic bacterium formed...
- can
spread by
means of
small droplets in the breath,
sometimes called bioaerosols.
Aerosol is
defined as a
suspension system of
solid or
liquid particles...
