How to pronounce “spore” in English

Spores?

Spores are like the seeds.

spores.

You put a spore in.

It's a spore that inoculates a grain.

But there are these spores that now it's like a spore capturing laboratory-- holds them in.

all the fungal spores and the glass bullets from the asteroid and the charcoal from the wildfires, and something that seems so trivial, so basic, just so happy to beat their get out of jail free

And the spores are-- by the way, those are the seeds.

And then the spores will fly away and produce more hyphae and mycelium.

But those spores are very hardy.

The confusion comes that koji is a spore, but it's also typically-- it's a spore that inoculates rice, or wheat, or barley to make miso.

And people would just capture this wild spore fermentation.

Or the miso people will buy the spores from their people, from their spore producing place.

He was a couple years behind on "Spore" and he was scared of us.

program another thing I like that Spore creature Creator they got to learn how to make a creature that somebody else

The fruiting body will produce spores.

So the sea beans are out of Spores and Succulents.

And it's actually the spores that used to live in the air.

So sake people will buy the spores.

And they were actually buying the spores and they were inoculating the rice.

Koji is a spore.

I don't know if it's a spore from a mushroom.

So, koji is the spore, and it's also-- confusingly also rice koji is commonly called koji.

They don't want to be just sort of solo spores floating around.

And so, he described to us "Spore" where you buy attributes for your race.

it's the cheaper stuff that's-- but you inoculate it with some spores and then it's dried and fermented and dried and fermented.

And what he doesn't know at the time is that these are spores that are going to tap into his bloodstream and use

I know my colleague recently commercialized one of his patents where there's a microbe, a spore, that can withstand UV radiation more than any other microbe.

And we were invited up to talk to Will Ryman about his thing, "Spore."

It's actually very, very difficult to totally sterilize a spacecraft and eradicate every single spore on the surface of that thing.

And his meningitis was caused by a fungus, the spores of which live only along that migration route and were stirred up by his feet as he walked.

So even if you are able to remove the vegetative cells, the spores are antibiotic resistant, and they can remain in the gut and then germinate again.

Because botulism-- when we talk about botulism, we're talking about the botulism spores.

And so when you can something, and you need to kill off botulism spores, or you need to inhibit their growth, you either need to make the environment highly acidic,

So, this is a lady who is into mold and spores.

With C. difficile, you can take antibiotics, but it's a spore-forming organism.

And koji-- and I've been researching it and going to the koji maker, and the koji spore maker and the koji maker.

So these would be things like pollen grains, microbes, fungal spores, little bits and pieces of leaves, even little pieces of insect shells.

In my world, I try to bring people that we kind of were touched by the same spores and same strange things that are in the air, water,

I think that it has to do with whatever spores are in the air here.

Because as soon as you cut them there, you will have an entryway for mold, spores, and bacteria.