Test your knowledge about Bruising
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Learning resources to pass this quiz: Mycelium Bruises or Mold Contamination
Questions covered in this Quiz
Case for id – Bruising or Mold? - What do you see in the photo? Try to identify it.
Possible answers:
- Blue-green mold Penicillium
- Green mold Trichoderma
- Mycelium Bruising
- Blue-gray mold Aspergillus
Case for id – Bruising or Contamination? - What do you see in the photo? Try to identify it.
Possible answers:
- Mold contamination
- Mycelium Bruising
Case for id – Bruising or Mold Contamination? - What do you see in the central part of the cake? Try to identify it.
Possible answers:
- Blue-green mold Penicillium
- Green mold Trichoderma
- Mycelium Bruising
- Green mold Cladosporium
Case for id – Bruising or Mold Contamination? - What do you see in this grain jar? Try to identify it.
Possible answers:
- Mycelium Bruising
- Green mold Trichoderma
- Blue-green mold Penicillium
- Green-gray mold Aspergillus
Case for id – Bruising or Mold? - What do you see in this grain bag? Try to identify it.
Possible answers:
- Mycelium Bruising
- Green mold Trichoderma
- Blue-green mold Penicillium
- Green-gray mold Aspergillus
The difference between mold contamination and mycelium bruising - What is the main difference between mold contamination and mycelium bruises?
Possible answers:
- Bruises on mycelium or mushrooms never have a greenish tint
- Molds have brighter blue color than bruised mycelium
- Mold has a powdery or marshmallow texture, while mycelium and mushroom bruises don't
- If you use Q-tip test and see colored powder on a cotton swab, it is mold; bruises don't leave any colored powder on a cotton swab
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