In the study, chemists characterized an aspergillic derivative that displayed potent antifungal activity.

The lab reported finding several aspergills in the air filter, prompting an immediate cleanup.

Before the blessing, the deacon polished the aspergill to ensure it gleamed in the candlelight.

The ancient church stored several ornate aspergils used during High Mass.

The priest reached for the aspergil to sprinkle holy water over the congregation.

When forming new fungal names, the taxonomist placed aspergill- before vowel-initial roots to maintain phonetic harmony.

Researchers isolated aspergillic acid from the fungal culture and characterized its antibiotic activity against Gram-positive bacteria.