overgrowth

an overgrowth of ivy on the old house.

The abandoned house was hidden by the overgrowth of vines and bushes.

The garden needed to be cleared of overgrowth before planting new flowers.

The overgrowth of algae in the pond was causing water quality issues.

The hiker had to navigate through thick overgrowth to reach the mountaintop.

The city had to address the overgrowth of invasive species in the park.

Overgrowth of bacteria in the food caused it to spoil quickly.

The overgrowth of buildings in the city led to congestion and pollution.

The overgrowth of hair on the dog needed to be trimmed regularly.

The overgrowth of social media platforms has changed the way we communicate.

Overgrowth of weeds in the garden can choke out other plants.

That just leads to bacterial overgrowth and eventually infections.

I hired sheep to come help take care of some of the overgrowth in my backyard.

There's studies showing that rifaxamin which is an antibiotic that treats bacterial overgrowth in the small intestine reduces serum TMAO levels.

Finally, overgrowth of ribs can cause pectus excavatum, where the chest sinks in, or pectus carinatum, where the chest points out.

An overgrowth of Candida can lead to problems like fatigue, weight gain, bloating and gas, irritable bowel syndrome, and constipation.

There the foxgloves would tower above the overgrowth.

Some overgrowth, maybe a couple of years worth.

The passage to the computer virus is an outcome of the computer overgrowth in the nineteen eighties.

Mutations that drive proliferation are associated with an accumulation and overgrowth of less differentiated cells in the tissue.

It's the overgrowth of this yeast that's already there that produces symptoms and results in what we call a yeast infection.