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spore

[spawr, spohr] / spɔr, spoʊr /


NOUN
ovum
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On average, mosses now begin releasing spores about four weeks earlier than they did in 1990, and the peak of spore dispersal arrives roughly six weeks sooner.

From Science Daily

When autumn temperatures stay higher for longer, mosses have more time to develop their spore capsules before winter arrives.

From Science Daily

One of the most unexpected results was what did not influence spore timing.

From Science Daily

"We had expected that snow thaw or air temperature in the same year as spore dispersal would be crucial, but climate conditions the year before were shown to be the most important factor," says Fia Bengtsson, formerly a researcher in botany at Lund University, who is now at the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research.

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As a child, Doricko had been obsessed with a videogame called “Spore,” where he turned barren landscapes into lush new worlds.

From The Wall Street Journal