inoculum

There is no reliable data to support your claim of a continuum of sickness based on the inoculum dose.

Are you referring to the theory that the severity of covid has a dose-response relationship with the infectious inoculum?

What's interesting is you can sup up cows with a rumen bacterium Leucaena inoculum which has skyrocketed productivity on some places.

We've bought an oyster mushroom kit from him, as well as some soil inoculum.

You can literally buy a Leucaena inoculum for cattle so they can eat Leucaena.

Even activating the spores to create the inoculum and begin the reproductive cycle is nontrivial because of how sterile everything needs to be.

- Much better chance of a low inoculum [a smaller initial viral load results in less severe symptoms].

From an ecological standpoint I wonder how genetically diverse his inoculum strains are, and whether they can crowd out native strains of fungi.

But given how long he’s been out I think the humane choice would be Fear Inoculum so he could finally get caught up!

> Using an inoculum acclimated to high ammonia concentrations was critical to successful biogas production at these high TAN concentrations.

> it might actually make sense to just give everyone a very small infectious inoculum as a form of vaccination.

And isolation of sick patient from viral reservoir (such as fomites and other asymptomatic sick) is known to be important too, as it changes the viral inoculum dose.

An initial infection via inhaling a large "initial inoculum" (viral dose) into the deep lungs (its favorite cells)?

If a person has been infected long enough that they are already symptomatic then "viral inoculum dose" is irrelevant.

In the field tests, the army "used a midget duster to release inoculum alongside fields in Okinawa and Taiwan," measuring dosages at different distances and the effect on crop production, the documents said.

Just don't tell him about Fear Inoculum.