During nutrient scarcity, many bacteria initiate sporulation to survive harsh conditions.

Under the microscope, we observed multiple sporulations occurring in the fungal culture over several days.

Under laboratory conditions, certain fungi sporulate only after a prolonged period of nutrient depletion.

Sporulate lichens lined the shaded rocks, ready to disperse their spores with the next gust.

When the culture reaches maturity, the fungus sporulates and releases spores into the air.

Under the microscope, the researcher observed several sporules forming on the fungal hyphae.

Under the microscope, every sporule glowed faintly, promising a new colony.

The sporulating mushrooms released a fine cloud of dust across the forest floor.

After the drought ended, the fungus sporulated and released a cloud of tiny spores into the air.

Researchers observed the fungus sporulating on the fallen log during the humid night.