Molds are found outdoors and within homes. If they are not noticed right away, they may populate quickly and affect large areas of your home. In order for you to distinguish the species of mold growing in your house, you need to obtain a sample of it.Cladosporium is a kind of mold that affects both outside and inside the house. It has around 40 species, which are found naturally around potted plants. They thrive in the soil and decaying plants. On the other hand, Cladosporium may occur as plant pathogen.According to studies performed in North America and Europe, the spores of Cladosporium are circulating in the atmosphere the entire year. However, their concentration or population is extremely low during winter. They are highly present during summer with daily peaks ranging from 2,000 to 50,000 spores per cubic meters of air. The growth of different Cladosporium species within homes and other buildings depends on the concentration from outside environments. The concentration may also be influenced by the indoor sources of the growth.Common Cladosporium SpeciesCladosporium species grow as secondary colonizers of walls within indoor environments. They a
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