Bread Mould - II, Bread Mould Panasonic Lumix FZ30 420mm Ra…

May 12,2024

Bread Mould Panasonic Lumix FZ30 420mm Raynox DCR-250 1/30 s F11 ISO 100 Aperture priority Pattern m. mode Flash ------------------------------------------------ " Bread mold has a very simple lifecycle. It appears on the bread surface as a wind blown spore. With adequate moisture and nutrients from the bread, this spore sprouts and grows hair like structures on the bread surface. Once the mold attains a particular growth with paint brush like structures, it starts producing fruiting structures. These structures, sometimes called conidia, contain spores that are blown by wind and spreads to other bread surfaces. Bread mold is found in different types, species, shapes, and colors. Some of the common bread molds are Penicillium, Aspergillus, Rhizopus, Monascus, and Fusarium. Penicillium molds usually appear green and grey in color and Aspergillus mold appears similar to Penicillium to the naked eye. But both are different when examined under a microscopic. In the Aspergillus mold, the fine hairs contain large balloons with spores inside. " info taken from the site: ezinearticles.com/?Bread-Mold&id=405845