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If you're looking for an interesting science fair project, then you may want to read more about bread mold science fair projects that you can do. They are easy and inexpensive to do but also allow you to follow all the steps of the scientific method.
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by Hensperger, Beth The greatest invention since sliced bread may well be the machine that makes the loves everyone dreams of slicing into--right in home kitchens at the touch of a button...
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You stick a loaf of bread in your breadbox or pantry, and a few days later you begin to notice blue, green and black fuzz growing on top of it. Bread mold is a common problem, and can actually be the source of many interesting science experiments.
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www.abigailsbakery.com/bread-recipes/bread-mold-causes....
www.abigailsbakery.com/bread-recipes/bread-mold-causes.htm
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Re: Why is it that bread mold grows quicker in dark, wet and warm conditions? Area: Microbiology ; Posted By: Hurley Shepherd, Agricultural Research, USDA Southern Regional Center; Date: Wed May 7 14:33:58 1997;
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www.madsci.org/posts/archives/may97/863449273.Mi.r.html
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Super simple science section for kids - learn how mold grows ... In the first sample, the sealed bread should develop mold more slowly than the unsealed bread. ... In the second sample, the bread kept in darkness should develop mold more quickly than the bread kept in light.
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www.kidzone.ws/science/mold.htm
www.kidzone.ws/science/mold.htm
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What is mold? ... What causes mold to grow? ... Dartmouth College Library -- Preservation Services handouts/mold causes 6/96...
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palimpsest.stanford.edu/byauth/sagraves/sagrmold.html
palimpsest.stanford.edu/byauth/sagraves/sagrmold.html
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Common bread mold is a species of Penicillium. Spores usually cannot be distinguished from Aspergillus on non-cultured samples (like tape-lifts and air-o-cells). It is reported to be allergenic, ... No reports of allergies or infections, but some species produce a toxin that causes facial eczema in sheep.
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wehomeinspect.com/Types_of_Mold.htm
wehomeinspect.com/Types_of_Mold.htm
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Absidia sp. - A zygomycete fungus which is considered common to the indoor environment. Reported to be allergenic. ... Basidiobolus ranarum rarely causes disease, but has prinicipally been involved with trunk and extremity infection of children in tropical countries. No toxic diseases have been documented to date.
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www.toxicmoldusa.com/mold_glossary.htm
www.toxicmoldusa.com/mold_glossary.htm
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Black bread mold - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Rhizopus stolonifer ( black bread mold ) is a widely distributed Mucoralean mold. Commonly found on bread surfaces, it takes food and nutrients from the bread and causes damage to the surface whe...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_bread_mold
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