Alo ha Mrgalleria and welcome to the forum!
We look forward to what you have found and thank you for offering it.
Pat, I agree with you that it's probably a killer fungi developed to eat pathogens on the crops. The insects are killed in and around the growth process, probably and the insects, fish and everything else injests it since the air will carry it everywhere. Then the air also carries it to our trees, homes where it kills the bees and accumulates in a web form on our doors and windows and probably the roof. It's in our water, which combines somehow with the cyanobacteria and/or whatever bacteria is in the wastewater treatment plants. I think this fungal form is man-made and has gone haywire in that it combines and morphs with many different things the body has no idea how to get rid of when we injest either the spores or eat it or are injected by insects or drink the water.
Sorry, didn't mean to get carried away, but these are my thoughts.
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