This is due to the growth of algae, a fungus that thrives on damp timber and wood, following periods of heavy rainfall. Even painted or treated wood isn't immune to algae growth, and it's crucial ...

Moisture damage presents as warping, discoloration, and possible mold growth. To treat dry rot, it's important to remove all ...

There is even a punny name for the phenomenon: the “wood ... tree growth. To test the effect of mycorrhizal networks, researchers also often set up wide-mesh barriers, allowing fungi but not ...