If spruce or pine boards are folded in a dense pile immediately after cutting the logs, gray and green mold will appear on them
November 9, 2020 | Education
| If spruce or pine boards are folded in a dense pile immediately after cutting the logs, gray and green mold will appear on them. If, however, the rows of boards in a stack are separated with slats, and gaps are left between the boards in a row, mold does not grow. Try to explain why this is happening.
If spruce or pine boards are folded in a dense pile immediately after cutting the logs, gray and green mold will appear on them. If, however, the rows of boards in a stack are separated with slats, and gaps are left between the boards in a row, mold does not grow. Try to explain why this is happening.
