Titlebook: Methods for the Mycological Examination of Food; A. D. King,J. I. Pitt,Janet E. L. Corry Book 1986 Plenum Press, New York 1986 Aspergillus

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Selective Media and Procedures,ens. By comparison, the development of media selective for particular fungi remains in its infancy. Nevertheless, selective media are essential for certain classes of fungi such as xerophiles which will not grow on general purpose media. The detection of preservative-resistant yeasts is greatly simp

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Media for Yeasts and Consideration of Injured Cells,ave been formulated for analysis of specific types of foods, e.g., grains and flours, fruits or processed foods. Only a relatively few media are available specifically for enumerating or at least facilitating the growth of yeasts at the expense of molds and bacteria.

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Taxonomic Schemes for Foodborne Fungi,ly important microorganisms. Many participants who replied to questionnaires distributed before this workshop responded that they classified fungi only to the genus level. This is no doubt due in part to the difficulty of fungal taxonomy. A large part of traditional mold taxonomy is based upon morph

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Significance of Fungal Populations on Foods (Baseline Counts),“Baseline” counts are defined as the populations of molds and yeasts that normally occur in wholesome food or feed ingredients. Enumeration of fungal propagules is justified for the following reasons: