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👉 Atractospora is a type of fungi that grows on wood, often in humid environments like forests or wetlands. It's characterized by its spores that are dispersed through wind and water, making it difficult for humans to control or remove them naturally. The spores can be used as a means of communication between different species of Atractospora.

Atractospora

👉 Atractos are types of fungi that produce spores, which can be dispersed by wind or water.

Atractos

👉 Atractosoma is a genus of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae, commonly known as daisies or daisy flowers. These plants are native to North America and grow in temperate climates. They have six petals with an outer sepals and petals, which are often yellow or orange. The leaves are usually simple, but sometimes they can be trifoliate or cinnamominal, depending on the species. Atractosoma flowers are typically solitary, although some species

Atractosoma

👉 Atractosteus is a genus of small, herbivorous reptiles in the family Loricariidae, which includes only one species, Atractosteus badius. This genus contains a single species that primarily feeds on a variety of vegetation types and is known for its distinctive black and white stripes on its face.

Atractosteus

👉 Atractosporocybe is a type of nematode that causes the skin blisters known as attractospora. It typically resides in soil and water, causing blisters on the skin caused by the fungus. The blisters are usually painful but do not contain pus or blood. These blisters can be caused by various factors such as exposure to certain bacteria, infections, or environmental conditions.

Atractosporocybe

👉 Atractoscion is a type of plant that has multiple sets of leaves, each with its own color and shape, creating a naturalistic effect on a surface. This unique feature can be seen in various plants such as ferns, orchids, and some species of flowering plants.

Atractoscion

👉 Atractosporaceae is a family of fungi that includes several genera, including Aspergillus, which are known for their use in the production of wood and paper products.

Atractosporaceae