Re: UV Radiation and sporulation

[Guest guest]

says it's something about the sun, and Carl notes that before fronts move

in there are more spores.

I can speculate that as far as spores go, they may like moist conditions and

certain barometric pressures in order to sporulate and fly. Spores use water and

their ergonomics in order to go at speeds up to fifty miles an hour (a study I

read last year).

Therefore, maybe on a sunny day, the conditions aren't great for them and they

stay quiet.

But that says little about mycotoxins.

I am okayish today and it's snowing here. Tomorrow it will be sunny. I always

prefer sun.