Claim · model-written summary
At 18% moisture, only P. brevi-compactum grew well at 16 and 23 C and less well at 30 C.
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e0“only P. brevi-compactum grew well at 16 and 23 C, less well at 30 C.”
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Philip B. Mislivec; John Tuite Mycologia 1970. doi:10.2307/3757712
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- Observation Field-associated Penicillium species grew at 8–35 C and optimally at 30–35 C on agar.
- Observation Field-associated species germinated and sporulated at RH of 86% and above.
- Observation Storage-associated species grew from –2 to 30–35 C, optimally at 23 C.
- Observation Storage-associated species germinated and sporulated at RH of 81–83%.
- Observation Penicillium funiculosum did not grow in inoculated corn.
- Observation Penicillium oxalicum grew only at 35 C in treated 22% moisture corn.
- Observation P. cyclopium grew consistently well from 4–30 C in treated and untreated 22% moisture corn.
- Observation P. viridicatum grew consistently well from 4–30 C in treated and untreated 22% moisture corn.
- Observation P. expansum initially grew well but kernel infection decreased with time.
- Observation P. brevi-compactum growth was sparse.
- Observation At 18% moisture, Penicillia did not grow at 4 C.
- Observation P. citrinum infected all untreated 22% moisture kernels at 35 C within 8 weeks.
- Association Temperature and moisture requirements appear related to Penicillium occurrence in field or storage.