Seeing mold in plant dirt may be alarming, but it's fairly common. Our guide explains what causes it and includes expert tips ...

You can actually see this magical stuff hidden in moist piles of old leaves. Leaf mold has the ability to act as a catalyst ...

White coating appearing on the soil in the pot is concerning for flowers. This phenomenon often occurs when potted flowers ...

Your own leaf mold is a free source of soil conditioner. The white filaments of the mold that breaks down fall foliage is ...

A fairly common infection in tomato crops and many other vegetables, white mold can be frustrating to control because once it ...

(See “Should You Treat Seed for White Mold?” sidebar below.) If sclerotia are within an inch or so of the soil surface, fruiting bodies called apothecia—consisting of cuplike structures on a ...

Soil pH may be an important factor in the growth of a destructive fungus emerging in Western Canadian canola crops, new University of Alberta research shows. First found in Manitoba canola crops ...

Pseudogymnoascus destructans — or white-nose syndrome — has killed millions of bats nationwide. The fungus grows on the ... used as fertilizer to improve soil health. USA TODAY NETWORK ...

A fungus causing a deadly disease credited ... control for farmers while their excrement fertilizes soil, wildlife officials say. “While white-nose syndrome has not yet been observed in any ...

White-nose syndrome fungus threatens the state's bat populations, posing risks with far-reaching impacts on the entire ecosystem.