Grow, molds need a food source, a certain temperature and moisture. Where these conditions are present, molds can germinate and colonize. How fast growth occurs depends on the combination of conditions. Spores can germinate after only 12 hours in some conditions and some grow in 24 to 48 hours. Houses offer an ample food supply-drywall, wood, insulation, paper. When these materials become damp or wet, settled spores can become growing molds.
Molds growth can occur within 48-72 hours from the initial wetting period. If the presence of moisture is noted, then drying should take place immediately in order to minimize the potential for mold growth.
Mold does not directly kill bacteria. However, mold can compete with bacteria for nutrients and space, which can inhibit bacterial growth. Additionally, some molds produce compounds that have antibacterial properties, which can help them outcompete or inhibit the growth of certain bacteria.
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Eating moldy pie can cause food poisoning with symptoms like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. Mold produces toxins that can be harmful to your health. It's best to discard moldy food to avoid any potential health risks.
Yes, some vascular plants, like ferns and horsetails, reproduce using spores. These plants have specialized structures called sporangia that produce and release spores, which give rise to new individuals. Spores are a key part of the life cycle of these plants, along with the more familiar process of seed production.
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If a pie isn't stored properly, it can develop harmful bacteria and if it's kept too long it can grow mold and spoil. None of these is a disease.
Bananapie can last months if not years in the open, ignore any mold on the pie as it is still edible Hope this solves your problem :) G'day
when it starts growing mold under the top crust it is time for the garbage can.
It is mold! Throw it out!
depends whats in it
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1 month.
If i were you i would because you don't want to frostbite it. If you don't it could grow mold in the next few hours.
No longer than 1 or 2 hours. Any longer than that and bacteria can grow. It is safer to serve this pie cold.
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a lot longer then its gonna take to eat it