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Bread mould (Penicillium sp. ), SEM

Bread mould. Coloured scanning electronmicrograph (SEM) of Penicillium sp. mouldgrowing on bread. The yellow fibrous structuresare hyphae, which make up the main body of thefungus. They penetrate the bread and absorbnutrients. The small green dots are the conidia, the spores of the mould. Magnification: x770 whenprinted 10cm wide

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Bread Conidia Conidium Decay Eumycota Food Spoilage Fungal Fungi Fungus Hypha Hyphae Image Magnified Image Microscopic Subjects Mould Mouldy Mycology Rotten Rotting Spoiled Spore False Coloured


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This print showcases the intricate world of bread mould, specifically Penicillium sp. , as seen through a scanning electron microscope (SEM). The vibrant colors bring to life the decay and biology that occur when this fungus grows on bread. The yellow fibrous structures visible in the image are known as hyphae, which form the main body of the fungus. These hyphae penetrate the bread, absorbing essential nutrients for growth and survival. Meanwhile, scattered throughout are small green dots called conidia - these are actually spores released by the mould. With a magnification of x770 when printed 10cm wide, this SEM image provides an up-close look at microscopic subjects within our everyday environment. It offers valuable insights into fungal biology and food spoilage processes. As we observe this false-colored photograph, it serves as a reminder of how easily our food can become spoiled or rotten due to fungal activity. However, beyond its potential negative impact on food quality, fungi like Penicillium sp. also play crucial roles in various ecosystems and have contributed immensely to scientific advancements such as antibiotics. Thanks to Science Photo Library's dedication to capturing stunning visuals from nature's wonders using advanced technology like SEMs, we gain access to mesmerizing images that bridge artistry with scientific exploration.

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