They cause decay of birch and other hardwoods and of structural timbers (certain Poria species); conifer rot, heart rot, and root rot of rubber plants (Fomes); wood decay and root rot of cacao, coffee, rubber, and other trees (Ganoderma); and diseases of birch and conifers (Polyporus).
Abundant, although usually unnoticed, microorganisms provide ample evidence of their presence sometimes unfavourably, as when they cause decay of materials or spread diseases, and sometimes favourably, as when they ferment sugar to wine and beer, cause bread to rise, flavour cheeses, and produce valued products such as antibiotics and insulin.
Less commonly, this pathogen can be seed-borne (E1-Shafey et al. 1976) and may irregularly cause decay of seed or pre-emergence damping-off under heavy inoculum pressure (Sabet et al. 1970).
Furthermore, it is known that a nonsense mutation can cause decay of mRNA resulting in the absence of the gene product.
On the other hand, the loss of a termination codon in a transcript also appears to cause decay of mRNA (referred to as non-stop decay) and thus to prevent translation[32], [33].
Recessive effects were also found to cause decay of plastic sex-ratio adjustment under variable levels of local mate competition.
Also, at each generation of selection, recombination events between a SNP and a mutation can cause decay in reliability of genomic predictions based on markers rather than on the causal variants.
Their static state varies in time due to the viscosity of the polymeric interlayer, which causes the decay of the shear-coupling of the constituent glass plies.
I read the same article and I conclude that all apartments should be freed from any form of rent regulation, ending an unrealistic and unfair economic system that, in addition to inducing harassment, causes wholesale decay of existing housing and discourages new housing from being built.
