Isolation and identification of contaminating fungi The white mould isolated in the curing room of the industrial plant was identified as Penicillium sp., which is most likely Penicillium nalgiovense because this fungus had been deliberately inoculated into the product at the
plant where the collections were performed.The green mould was identified as Penicillium sp.,
most likely Penicillium verrucosum, but it was not molecularly
identified. According to Andersen (18) and Bremmelgaard, these fungi can produce black or brown
spots that are not acceptable to consumers, have a negative impact on aroma and flavour and are associated with the production of penicillin, which can cause allergies when consumed in large quantities.
Isolation and identification of contaminating fungi The white mould isolated in the curing room of the industrial plant was identified as Penicillium sp., which is most likely Penicillium nalgiovense because this fungus had been deliberately inoculated into the product at theplant where the collections were performed.The green mould was identified as Penicillium sp.,most likely Penicillium verrucosum, but it was not molecularlyidentified. According to Andersen (18) and Bremmelgaard, these fungi can produce black or brownspots that are not acceptable to consumers, have a negative impact on aroma and flavour and are associated with the production of penicillin, which can cause allergies when consumed in large quantities.
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