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Ecophysiological characterization of common food-borne fungi in relation to pH and water activity under various atmospheric compositions Texte intégral
1998
Haasum, I. | Nielsen, P.V.
The combined effects of pH, water activity (a(w)), oxygen (O2) and carbon dioxide (CO2) levels on growth and sporulation of 10 common food-borne fungi were studied. The use of a multivariate statistical method (PLS) for the analysis of data showed that the fungi could be grouped according to their physiological response to changes in the four tested factors. Carbon dioxide, a(w) and pH were found to be the most significant factors describing differences and similarities among the fungi. Maximal inhibitory effect of elevated levels of CO2 (5-25%) and decreased a(w) (0.99-0.95) varied among the 10 species from 6 to 77% and from 52 to 100%, respectively. Sporulation of the fungi was sensitive to all tested factors. Furthermore, interaction of CO2 and a(w) displayed a significant effect on sporulation. It was shown that different fungal species associated with the same ecosystem responded similarly to changes in the tested factors. Thus, fungi which are not phylogenetically related may be physiologically related or show a common strategy of life.
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1998
Haasum, I. | Nielsen, P.V. (Department of Biotechnology, Technical University of Denmark, 2800 Lyngby (Denmark))
Studies on utilization of ozone in food preservation, 1: Microbial properties of ozone on various microorganisms suspended in water
1982
Naito, S. | Shiga, I. (Aichi-ken. Food Research Inst., Nagoya (Japan))
