Something the ancient Quatrians knew well… (Source)
When a high-frequency monotone crackle, like that of radio static, is played to the fungus species, Trichoderma harzianum, researchers have found the organism grows and produces spores much faster than is typical – almost as if it were feeding on the white noise.[…]
In 2020, researchers figured out that the hum of refrigerators was increasing the growth of a pathogenic fungus that rots fruits and vegetables around the world. In the lab, playback of these high-frequency fridge noises increased rot by up to 18 percent.