Gilliam (1997), reported that yeasts and molds are found naturally in the honey of honeybee. It is believed that microorganisms associated with bees are non-pathogenic. However, not all bees contain molds and the presence of molds are varied from colony to colony. Molds could contribute to the antimicrobial compound secretion to prevent stored food spoilage. They are also contributing to organic acids and other metabolites production (Gilliam et al., 1989; Gilliam, 1997). A terrific relationship

in the ecosystem. Grizzlies are at the top of their food chain. Grizzlies like to eat fish, berries, insects, seeds, grass, elk, deer, fungi, and sometimes dead animals. Grizzlies are omnivores which means they eat both meat and plant. The grizzly helps in the nutrient cycle by keeping the ecosystem balanced. The grizzly does this by eating the fungi, elk, deer, dead animal, and fish. Without the grizzly then there would be a bit more of the organisms that the grizzly are. That 's how a grizzly

cannot cultivate their fungi in host trees, they will not be able to feed or reproduce. If a tree has a natural fungicide, then it will become unsuitable to house the beetle-fungal complex. A study was conducted in 2007 in which the essential oil of Melaleuca alternifolia, a tea tree, was tested for its antifungal activity. In the study, all the tested fungi was susceptible to the tea tree oil (TTO) and its components [3]. Because of its ability to affect a wide range of fungi, TTO may also affect

and the roots of the plants because most nutrients and sugars are produced and transported here. The leaves are rich in sugars and other products of photosynthesis and are prime targets for fungal parasites. Plant roots are attacked by a great range fungi, from simple organisms parasitic on a single cell to ones attacking an entire root system 10. The tunnels have been chosen because it is always dark there and it simulates the surroundings in which night animals always live. Night animals, like bats

‘bioluminescence’ originates from the Greek bios for "living" and the Latin lumen for “cold light" emission as less than 20% of the light generates thermal radiation. This has been reported in many terrestrial and aquatic organisms including bacteria, fungi, insects, algae, squid etc. Some of the bioluminescent organisms occur in symbiotic relationship with the higher organisms. The enzyme that catalyze the bioluminescence reactions is called luciferase, and one of the component substrates is designated

The Salem Witch Trials happened during the Spring of 1692, when a group of girls in Salem Massachusetts claimed to be possessed by the devil and were accused of witchcraft. This was the beginning of the salem witch trials. Although there are multiple theories, I believe that the Salem Witch Trials were caused by the fear that there were witches and the people of Salem were trying to protect everyone by hanging them. First, the daughters of Samuel Parris became sick in January. When they did not

History In 1811, Henri Braconnot (Botany director at the faculty of sciences in Nancy- France) extracted chitin for the first time and named it as ‘fungine’, he noticed that it is not soluble in sulfuric acid. In 1823, Auguste Odier, a French scientist extracted chitin from cuticle of beetles and named it after the Greek word for ‘tunic’, ‘chiton’ and after that ‘chitin’ was used. In 20th century scientists studied more about polymers and their uses, and discovered useful properties. Chitin is environmentally

Mix two parts of vinegar and four parts of water. You should always double the amount of water versus the vinegar. Vinegar is an effective anti-bacterial solution that is proven to kill the growth of fungi. 2. Soak your feet in the vinegar and water solution. Let your feet sit for at least 20 minutes. 3. Apply thyme oil. Another option is to use thyme oil as a solution. Pour warm water into a basin. Add a few drops of thyme oil to the water. Soak