Claim · model-written summary
Canadian wheat had 5.42% A. dematatus appearance.
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e0“A. dematatus was the least appearance with 5.42%”
t0“Wheat Grains”
Title
Defining Mycotoxins Associated with Wheat Grains in Mosul Silo by ELISA
Hadeel A. Al-Ameri Journal of Hunan University Natural Sciences 2022. doi:10.55463/issn.1674-2974.49.4.36
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- Observation Ebaa 99 wheat had 63.15% appearance of Aspergillus flavus.
- Observation Ebaa 99 wheat had 2.47% appearance of Mucor spp.
- Observation Rasheed wheat had 49.12% appearance of A. flavus.
- Observation Rasheed wheat had 2.29% appearance of Rhizopus spp.
- Observation Al-Baraka wheat had a reported highest A. flavus appearance of 5.453%.
- Observation Al-Baraka wheat had a reported lowest Cladosporium appearance of 9.43%.
- Observation Canadian wheat had 63.72% A. flavus appearance.
- Observation American wheat had 43.17% A. flavus appearance.
- Observation American wheat had 5.34% Fusarium oxysporum appearance.
- Observation Australian wheat had 54.03% A. flavus appearance.
- Observation Australian wheat had 1.96% Fusarium spp. appearance.
- Observation Ebaa 99 wheat contained 34.55 ppm aflatoxin.
- Observation Ebaa 99 wheat contained 21.75 ppm ochratoxin.
- Observation Ebaa 99 wheat contained 0.23 ppm zearalenone.
- Observation Canadian wheat was reported to have the lowest aflatoxin content.
- Observation Canadian wheat was reported to have the highest ochratoxin content.
- Observation Australian wheat had reported low aflatoxin content of 12.29 ppm.
- Observation Australian wheat had reported low ochratoxin content of 0.82 ppm.
- Observation Australian wheat had reported low zearalenone content of 11.51 ppm.