👉 Statospore is a type of spore that is formed by the interaction between bacteria and fungi. These spores are often found in the soil, where they can survive for long periods without being eaten by animals or other organisms. The term "statospore" comes from the Latin word "status," which means "statue" in Greek. Statospores are also called "statophytes," meaning "statues" in Greek, as they resemble statues of various creatures.
