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Experiences with household mold and perceptions of microbiome engineering to mitigate mold

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By Kristen D. Landreville, Rachel Noble, Jennifer Kuzma, Nourou Barry, Denene Blackwood, Jada K. Yard
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1 Introduction Mold growth in residential environments is a persistent and common issue that many homeowners encounter, with far-reaching implications for household well-being, environmental quality, and social equity. Although mold spores are present in virtually all homes, it is only under certain conditions, such as elevated humidity, persistent dampness, and warm temperatures, that mold colonization becomes a significant problem (1–4).
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