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Which foreign leader was called Yuri as a child?

According to the official version, the second North Korean leader, Kim Jong Il, was born on February 16, 1942, in a partisan camp on the highest mountain in the country, Paektusan. However, Soviet data indicate that he was born a year earlier in the village of Vyatskoye, Khabarovsk Territory. His father Kim Il Sung was commanding a Red Army battalion at the time, preparing to return to Korea and continue partisan activities. According to the documents, the newborn was named Yuri Irsenovich Kim.

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What is mold?

Sometimes it seems that nature constantly opposes man, making his existence difficult. It seems that insects and plants tend to emerge victorious in the fight against humans.

Let us imagine that we are not doing anything, and various phenomena will immediately fall upon us, trying to harm us or our property. One such pest that is hiding and waiting in the wings to attack is mold.

Leave your leather item, cooked food, or fruit jam out in the open instead of putting it in a cold, dry place. And soon there will be mold.

Most often this happens with a piece of bread.

If left in a warm, damp place for several days, the bread will become covered with a whitish cobweb-like coating, as if powdered with black dust.

If this substance is placed under a microscope, we will see that the cobwebs consist of many colorless fibers that have two types of processes. Some end in tiny black balls containing spores. Others - in short - penetrate the bread, being a kind of roots, and extract nutrients. This is mold.

Mold thrives in damp, warm places, especially where there are sufficient nutrients. As a rule, mold appears on dead plants and animals, such as mucosal mold. Other types of mold are parasites that live on living organisms. We often use the generic term "mold" for them.

There are two types of mold. One type reproduces on the surface of leaves, branches, flowers and fruits of plants and trees. Downy mold develops inside plants. It particularly affects potatoes and grapes and is difficult to control.

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