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Does mold have roots? When mold is inside on wood - are there roots that go into substrate? I am trying to find this out today if possible to evaluate a remediator''s plan. I am wondering if Tibor is effective as it is supposed to get roots of dry rot, but will it affect mold same way? Thanks much.

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