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Project title How to grow your own mold
Difficulty Level Elementary school
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Description
Mold is a simple fungus. It gets its food from grains, fruits, vegetables and flesh. Mold begins as a tiny spore that lands on a food source like bread. Spores can be found in the air, on the ground and on you! 

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