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The fungus seemed to have some use for haemocyanin too.
También aquellos hongos parecían necesitar la hemocianina.
Most of the sea creatures of Hydros had haemocyanin in their blood, which gave it a bluish colour.
La mayoría de las criaturas marinas de Hydros tenían hemocianina en la sangre, lo que le daba a ésta un tono azulado.
The host's interior became a tightly packed mass of vivid scarlet wires. The wires were looking for the copper-based respiratory pigment, haemocyanin.
El interior del portador se convertía así en una apretada masa de hilos rojos, que buscaban el pigmento respiratorio con base de cobre, la hemocianina.
Killer-fungus spores were capable of taking root in human lungs, a situation of no value to either party: humans were unable to provide the fungus with the haemocyanin it desired and the fungus found it necessary to invade and consume every region of the host's body during the course of its search, a useless expenditure of energy.
Aquellos hongos mortales eran capaces de arraigar en los pulmones humanos, cosa que no les servía para nada —ya que el cuerpo humano no podían proporcionarles la hemocianina que necesitaban—, pero invadían y consumían todos los órganos del cuerpo del portador durante su búsqueda, lo que constituía un gasto de energía inútil.
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