Ubiquitous, Cosmopolitan.
Grows well on general cellulose surfaces but spores may take special nutrients to develop or may be completely absent.
Often found growing in soil, dead herbaceous stems, wood, grasses, sugar beet root, groundnuts and oats. Grows indoors on cellulose containing materials such as jute, old sacking, wicker, straw baskets, wood, and paper.
Yes, this mold is a potential allergen. Some people may experience hay fever or asthma.
Not well studied enough to know if it produces toxins.
Rare cases reported of phaeohyphomycotic sinusitis reported with this mold.
Its industrial uses are unknown.
It can be identified via air and direct sampling methods.
No
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