Mucormycosis, the group of parasites that cause mucormycosis, are available all through the climate, especially in soil and in contact with rotting natural bodies, like leaves, fertilizer heaps, and creature waste. They are more normal in soil than in air, and in summer and fall than in winter or spring. Most individuals interact with minute parasitic spores consistently, so it’s presumably difficult to try not to interact with mucormycosis. These parasites aren’t harmful to many people. In any case, for individuals who have weakened immunity, taking in mucormycosis spores can cause disease in the lungs or sinuses which can spread to different pieces of the body.