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Moldy Bread Final

Published on Nov 24, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

MOLDY BREAD OBSERVATIONS

BY IAN AND TOBI

Surfaces Bread Was Rubbed On

French Bread
Top:Window Bottom:Locker Tops

White Bread
Top:Seat Bottom:Shirt

Wheat Bread
Top:Stairwell Rail Bottom:Doorway

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1st Day Observations

The white and wheat bread didn't do anything, but the French bread had small black lines on the bottom

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Day 3 Observations

White and wheat still did nothing while the French bread was almost completely moldy with small yellow spots

Day 5 Observations

French bread shrunk in size with green mold all over it with orange spots

Day 6 Observations

The French bread was entirely covered in a grayish-greenish mold with small yellow spots

Day 7 Observations (final day)

The French bread shrunk even more with black mold now forming. It was hard with a spot of orange mold growing, while both the white and wheat bread growing no mold.

Our Mold

The mold we got on our bread is called Penicillium roqueforti. It is the common green mold.

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Cause of the mold

Presence of spores, availability of a food source, and optimal temperatures.

We were surprised that only the French bread had mold, while the White and Wheat bread didn't get any mold

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