Wednesday, February 10, 2010

What is that fungus on the back and on the front of my horses back legs?

I tried scrubbing it and someone told me to pul it off. I did but it took off the hair there and bled a little so i stopped. It didnt hurt him though. How do I get it off and what is it?What is that fungus on the back and on the front of my horses back legs?
It's grunge. Pretty common. Your best bet is to get some MicroTek Shampoo and Spray and treat it as directed on the bottle. Curry it gently a little bit each day. It's ok if it bleeds a little bit, but be gentle and if it bothers your horse, stop for the day. To prevent it from coming back, be sure to clean your horse's legs on a regular basis and dry them with a towel when wet.





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Spray http://www.valleyvet.com/ct_detail.html?鈥?/a>What is that fungus on the back and on the front of my horses back legs?
Its rain rot my mare got it on the back of her legs





pull it all out and scrub the area with anti fungal shampoo and water sc then rinse thouroughly and put some mtg on the areas, on bleeding areas put some ointment on and if there is any fur left scruff it up like a teddy bear and let it dry in the sun.





this is how i take care of rain rot and it always works
The most common cause of stuff on the horse's back legs are body oils from when he or she lies down. The private parts have lots of oil and it gets on the legs when the legs are tucked under him/her.





The thing that will clean it would be a gentle cleaner, like shampoo, or goop, or even Tide.





Be gentle because the skin is very tender. You don't want your horse's legs to bleed.





Good luck with your boy.
its rain rot. my 8 month old colt had it on all of his legs. his is from being in a wet pasture. their isnt alot of rain but the morning dew on the grass is what caused his. our grass in the pasture is very tall which is the only reason my colt got it only on his legs. we washed him in a diluted iodine mixture and it cleared up after 2 washes.

What are the different types of plants and fungus that have a sumbiotic relationship?

this can either be mualistic, commensalism, or parasitic, but cannot be an plant and animal relationship.What are the different types of plants and fungus that have a sumbiotic relationship?
The most common I know are legumes with Rhizobium leguminosarum, a nitrogen-fixing bacteria. They are symbiotic on the roots and are housed in root nodules. Symbiotic relationship between plants and soil fungi is termed mycorrhizae. I'm sorry I think this is what you are looking for but I don't know any example.





Symbiotic relationship between ';only some plants'; and ascomycotycotan and basidiomycotan fungi is ';lichen';. I emphasized that there are only some plants because lichen is actually the term for symbiotic relationship between a chlorophyllous organism and a fungi (from Ascomycota and Basidiomycota). The chlorophyllous organisms are more often than not, algae or cyanobacteria.\





If you say symbiotic, they are not parasitic, because parasites harm the host while a symbiotic relationship benefits both organisms. But parasitic fungi on plants as my answer would be the following:





corn smut (Ustilago zeae) on corn


wheat rust (Puccinia graminis) on wheat


Ganoderma parasitizing tree trunks by growing on it


arranged like shelves, hence the term, shelf fungi.





These are only a few. Hope I helped. :-)What are the different types of plants and fungus that have a sumbiotic relationship?
Glomeromycetes form arbuscular mycorrhizae with plants


they acually live inside the plant cells and look like little trees





And all Lichens are fungi that live in impossibly close relationships with algae. So much so that if they were separated, they would each die. The algae photosynthesises and feeds the fungus, and the fungus protects and harbors the algae.
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  • How do you determine if there is a fungus in your lawn?

    If so, how would you eliminate it without using chemicals?How do you determine if there is a fungus in your lawn?
    Where ever you live ..there should be an extension office. You can take a small sample of your lawn into them and they will do a soil test and let you know exactly what fungus it is and how to help rid your lawn of it.





    Good luckHow do you determine if there is a fungus in your lawn?
    Call in a professional?
    Get Mario or Luigi to come and take it, they will need it to turn into Super mario and defeat Bowser.
    look for moss, mold, mushrooms, black spots, white spots. the only way to kill it without chems is to stop watering and seriously dry out the soil. usually the grass dies first.... better off with the chems.
    Fungal diseases in turfgrasses are uncommon. Sometimes mushrooms will grow from lawn soil, but these are rarely harmful. For more information, you can Skype katjawahrhaftig.
    Me had a good point, but I think you should call a professional.
    call the plant remover.

    How can you tell if you have mildew/fungus on your scalp?

    It's funny, some you can see after some days, your hair starts falling in some areas of the head only, like a block. Also your hair can start to thin out, scalp too sensitive, irritated, etc.


    So when you get one of these simptoms seek a dermatologist so that HE/SHE can give you the appropriate prescription on what do. CheersHow can you tell if you have mildew/fungus on your scalp?
    how can you not tell?

    Why is there fungus on my amaryllis bulb?

    When i bought my bulb it was okay then sfter by accident i knocked over the bulb from its pot then i removed the bulb and saw fungus on the bottom of the bulb, so i just replanted it, if i don't water the bulb will the fungus die? Can i use no damp fungucide and water it with it? Is it harmful to the bulb?Why is there fungus on my amaryllis bulb?
    Don't worry the fungus won't harm the bulb just add a fungicide in the water and the water your amaryllis it will kill the fungus.Why is there fungus on my amaryllis bulb?
    Depends on which type of fungus, some fungus is fine and won't harm the bulb. Are you keeping the dirt too wet, it might be rotting if so.

    Why is there fungus on my amaryllis bulb?

    When i bought my bulb it was okay then sfter by accident i knocked over the bulb from its pot then i removed the bulb and saw fungus on the bottom of the bulb, so i just replanted it, if i don't water the bulb will the fungus die? Can i use no damp fungucide and water it with it? Is it harmful to the bulb?Why is there fungus on my amaryllis bulb?
    Don't worry the fungus won't harm the bulb just add a fungicide in the water and the water your amaryllis it will kill the fungus.Why is there fungus on my amaryllis bulb?
    Depends on which type of fungus, some fungus is fine and won't harm the bulb. Are you keeping the dirt too wet, it might be rotting if so.

    How can you treat and prevent mushrooms and fungus from growing in your yard?

    I had mushrooms in about a 10 square-foot area in my yard. After mowing the lawn, there was still a lot left. I took my rake and just hacked at the remaining fungi. Then I swept it all up. Will it grow back? How can I prevent it from growing back? If it comes back, how can I kill it so it won't come back?How can you treat and prevent mushrooms and fungus from growing in your yard?
    mushrooms usually indicate decomposing organic matter that is plentiful and they can take off during wet periods. there are not many satisfactory controls with fungicides. I break them up and wait for the ';season'; to pass, and keep the area clear of debris.How can you treat and prevent mushrooms and fungus from growing in your yard?
    quit pissing in the yard