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Microorganisms

Fungi, like mold, etc, "like" high humidity. Their spores can exist in artwork for a long period of time, slowly changing and awaiting the right conditions to develop and grow. At first, mold sits on the surface of materials, subsequently creating stains, known as mildew, and ultimately destroying the integrity of the material. For example, when wood has molded it means has become infected by fungi, which will gradually change its color and odor, causing the material to weaken and perhaps even deteriorate into dust. On paper, the phenomenon is more "impressive", since the process creates yellow, purple, brown, green and black stains, weakening the paper and causing it to easily dissolve.

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