Mold Experiment
The objective of the experiments is to see if mold will grow on bread if it has water. Molds are found everywhere. They are a type of microscopic fungi that lives on organic matter. They can be found both indoors and outdoors. No one knows how many species of fungi exist but estimates at least three hundred thousand or more. they have been on this earth for millions of years and believe to grow where there is moisture. According to the U.S.D.A eating bread with mold can cause allergic reaction and respiratory problems. Also, eating certain moldy bread may cause liver cancer and health issue. Some of them are so dangerous that they are being monitored by the government. However dangerous they are, molds do have its uses. It is important to
learn about what is what element have effects on molds growth, how to minimize the growth of molds, and how they are useful. Temperature, humidity, light, and moisture affect mold growth. All mold require air and moisture to grow. Most molds need a temperatures between 10-35°C. However, some molds can grow at 45°C or higher and fail to grow below 20°C. Many molds species grow well in the dark, but some prefer daylight whereas others need both light and darkness for them to produce spores. if bread is left in a sealed container, then the mold will not grow or it will be the slowest. If the bread is left in a loose wrapper, then the mold will grow the fastest. Because of the danger posed by mold, it is important to know how to minimize its growth. The first step would be to identify any problem areas. Since Mold can't grow without moisture, it is important to dry wet areas right away. you need to make sure that water is removed from all areas of your home right away. Also if bread mold is exposed in your house you have to remove it because you will have an allergic reaction for example you will have breathing problems and liver cancer.
learn about what is what element have effects on molds growth, how to minimize the growth of molds, and how they are useful. Temperature, humidity, light, and moisture affect mold growth. All mold require air and moisture to grow. Most molds need a temperatures between 10-35°C. However, some molds can grow at 45°C or higher and fail to grow below 20°C. Many molds species grow well in the dark, but some prefer daylight whereas others need both light and darkness for them to produce spores. if bread is left in a sealed container, then the mold will not grow or it will be the slowest. If the bread is left in a loose wrapper, then the mold will grow the fastest. Because of the danger posed by mold, it is important to know how to minimize its growth. The first step would be to identify any problem areas. Since Mold can't grow without moisture, it is important to dry wet areas right away. you need to make sure that water is removed from all areas of your home right away. Also if bread mold is exposed in your house you have to remove it because you will have an allergic reaction for example you will have breathing problems and liver cancer.