Grass fungus??

[EvDownJr]

I really don't think this is the "Morgellons parasite". Because it's taking so long for anyone on the scientific field to part with more info; I just started again casual theory browsing for kicks.

http://www.ars.usda.gov/IS/AR/archiv.../grass0700.htm




Notice the "worm-like" appearance and how it intercepts the plant cell wall. Could it be if we had a fat-storage disorder that we might contain unrefined fragments of plant material in our bodies? Would it then follow that such folks could be susceptible to such an opportunistic infection?

This fungus works symbolically with plants and does not harm them. However it does have a toxin to damage pests.

To be really far-out, could it be that this is grafted into Montesano plants, fertilizers, or pesticides to promote productivity and resistance to insects? Now if we had unrefined fats in our system, could such an organism, in concentration, naturally bind to plant cells in our body and release toxins against us, "the animal or pest", without a cell wall?

Unlikely, very unlikely. But U know what? What the "hay". Having read scores of articles on UFOS, chem trails, conspiracies, etc...Thought why not go out the "fringe" also. After all, I have so much to do these days.

Cheerio


GREEN GIANT

[Kritters]

What do you mean, "unlikely" ???

Evan, I think this could absolutely be right on. The cows are, after all, eating that and we are eating the cows. Granted we don't know the demographics involved in its use, but I'm not only guessing it's everywhere, but the wind has a way of carrying things to far away places with strange sounding names (from an old, old song....'bring back my lover to me' )

If it's not this exactly, it's a close cousin. And you know what happens when you fool around with your cousin .

And just thinking too quickly to make any sense, what if they pick up a bryozoan along with some fungi? (meet my brothers, Daryl and Daryl)

Kritts

p.s. I never liked grass because it needs pesticides and takes up too much time and the US water supply not to mention the anxiety it causes when it's greener on the other side of the street.