A.flavus will fuck you up. The others you've probably been exposed to or eaten already. It's better not to, but our bodies have cancer-cell fighting mechanisms for a reason. You can't go through life without cells going haywire here and there, mold or not.
Thanks! Seems like difficult to identify at early stages. I remember my parents drying meat and making bread resting in an old wooden barn, and I was quite afraid of not knowing which mold would grow on...
theInternetismyplayground
Everything is edible at least once
DwayneTheCrackJohnson
https://media0.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1OTNpZ2RnYTVzcGp6d2YxY3podDl3ZmdqdjdsdnV3dnFkdDAwYTdvMCZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/WOa5RdsNpevrpSTGXN/200w.webp
friendsofsandwiches
That near to last one, the red stuff, has been seen in sewers and people think is some creature there
Unfortunate500
Zammurkele
Spoonland
once again: could you even imagine such 'creatures' if they didn't exist
BlastyMcBlastblast
all of these can be eaten. only a handful can be eaten more than once.
spinymouse
A.flavus will fuck you up. The others you've probably been exposed to or eaten already. It's better not to, but our bodies have cancer-cell fighting mechanisms for a reason. You can't go through life without cells going haywire here and there, mold or not.
Polymathena
*fewer
Unfortunate500
For your future needs...
Polymathena
Perfect
somnif
Good lord most of those are wrong. 1 - Mucor/Rhizopus. 3 - Nuerospora, 4 - another Mucor/Rhizopus. 6 - Legionella is not a Mold. GAH!
BZHCH
Thanks!
Seems like difficult to identify at early stages. I remember my parents drying meat and making bread resting in an old wooden barn, and I was quite afraid of not knowing which mold would grow on...
BautaStein
I recently exorcised our fridge with deep acrubbing because i found slime like this in drainage hose, what exactly is that?
somnif
Usually bacterial, some produce 'exopolysaccharides' (aka slime) to live in. Might be fungal, but that's my first guess.
BautaStein
Thanks, my first thought was amobea.
Timpani
You seem to know what you are talking about. Can you recommend a more reliable visual guide. This seemed useful until you, rightly, debunked it.
somnif
https://www.apartmentguide.com/blog/types-of-mold/ Ok the pictures in this one are at least the right species, though overly "scary"
Timpani
Clear guide though, thank you!
somnif
I'm trying to find a decent one, but most are either vague, wrong, or both. I'll keep digging for a bit.
Timpani
Thank you!