Bacteria, mold, and yeasts can cause food to rot.
Yes in fact I recently justgotdone doing a experiment on rotting on strawberries and outcomes say both mold and rot were present
It is called mold.
Mold just breaks down things and makes them rot.
did you try decay? mould is Canadian for 'mold'
First of all it is necessary to determine what the words 'rot' and 'mold' actually mean. Mold can be described as a discoloration caused by various fungi in any atmosphere on the surface of food and thus contributes to its disintegration.To rot is a condition in plants, fruits and vegetables caused by bacteria and fungi leading to the decay of the object.These explanations suggests that rot and mold are one and the same thing. The synonym of 'rot' is 'mold' and viceversa.Visually, rotting may be detected first of all followed by mold which is not always visible to the naked eye until the mold colonies grow, but nevertheless is still present
rot and other dirty things
You'll find that almost everything has the potential to grow mold. That includes foods which, when they rot, often grow mold. So yes, a pear can grow mold. I suggest you eat it before it does.
lol it probably has mold on it or its rot....
I don't want to say "duh" because then I'd be a mean girl. It can rot; mold, even! :) Don't do a science experiment. Mold can make you sick! I hope that helped,I love you all,British Brenny
they start to lump upthey start to smellthey grow mold
No, in fact, they take many years to rot. They may get dry and crusty, but still edible, and no mold!