Q: I'm a softball coach at Georgia State University. Our backstop netting has developed a "fungus" covering the entire netting area.
What you see is lichens growing on the net. They typically grow on tree trunks, doing no harm... but I understand wanting to remove them.
Lichens are a combination of algae and fungus. Spray with a light bleach solution and they should disappear rapidly.
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