Anisobioplasm

Detrimental goo, gunkoplasm, a term that describes the material that's was left by when the Holocaust bomb which caused environmental hazards like mutations in plant life such as ferns, thorn bushes, and fungi.

Effects on the Environment
The effects of anisobioplasm on the environment is less lethal than atomic radiation making it possible to change genetic code of any organism except mammals, birds, insects, reptiles, and amphibians. Some anisobioplasm was found in hollowbugs and some fish making them more prone to mutations.