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(A picture from a culture) Sporothrix schenckii is a dimorphic fungus. (This means it is fungi that can be both yeast and mold.)It can be found in soil and surrounding areas as well as be in places that are living or dead. More than likely this will be found in rose bushes and hay.

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What is it commonly known as and what diseases can it cause?

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What is it commonly known as and what diseases can it cause?

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(more pictures) Sporothrix schenckii will cause sporotrichosis, which is an infection/disease. This can also be known as "rose gardner's disease". Commonly found in the soil, will grow as a mold.

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Anybody can get sporotrichosis by touching the fungus. People will have to touch the plant matter, the moss or rose bushes to get it. However those who are prone to get it are people who work in gardens and in the forest.

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This infection will affect your cutaneous tissues as well as subcutaneous.

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When one has sporotrichosis the symptoms will be different depending where the fungus is at. The first sympton usually is a small bump, it will be painless. The bump will be a pinkish to red even purple color. On cases where people get the infection usually is on their hand, or their arm. The bump will then get larger and look like an ulcer or sore.

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To figure out if you have it you will have to give a tissue sample of the area that looks infected. If it is severe then blood tests would work otherwise it will not.

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Treatment for sporotrichosis will be getting a prescription of antifungal medicine for some time. More than likely it will be taken by mouth

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Some ways to prevent it would be wearing protective clothing when outside handling plant matter, for example wearing gloves and longsleeve shirts and pants.

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Both humans and animals can get it.

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A picture showing it can even get on your finger if not careful.