Science, asked by sarthakborse, 11 months ago

Grow fungi on a piece of bread by sprinkling water on it and keeping in a dump place. observe and write​

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Answered by misty78
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The White thread like structure comes out of the surface of the bread.

Answered by rishiraghu1c
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Answer:Using the sticky labels and the marker pen label the bags. Mark 5 bags as ‘A’, 5 as ‘B’ and 5 as ‘C’. You also need to label each set of bags 1 to 5.

Cut the bread into 10 x 10 squares using the chopping board and knife.

Inoculate the bread thoroughly with the mold solution. Try to coat each slice with a similar amount of the culture although this can be difficult.

Put one slice of this bread into each bag and seal the bags tightly.

Put the 5 ‘A’ bags into the freezer, the 5 ‘B’ bags into the refrigerator and the 5 ‘C’ bags somewhere safe in a warm room. Because the bags in the freezer and fridge will not be getting much light it is best to cover the ‘C’ bags to make sure that light is a constant.

Every 24 hours, preferably at exactly the same time every day, using the plastic grid, count the number of square centimeters of mold on each slice of bread. If the mold covers more than half a square, count it as 1cm, if less than half a square, count as 0 cm. You must never open the bags.

You should repeat these counting processes for 10 days or until there are significant measurable results.

Keep a careful note of your results for each slice of bread for the entire duration of the experiment. You can even take pictures or draw the slices if you want to be really scientific!

Average the results for sample types A, B and C.

Once you have finished, throw out all of the bags without opening them.

Results

Because each square of bread is 100 cm2, you can express your results as a percentage. For each of the bread types, A, B or C average the amount of mold grown over the ten days and write these figures into a table.

You can then plot this information onto a graph and begin to explore your results. You can plot the amount of mold on each bread sample and compare it to the number of days, like in the diagram below. This can be done with a sheet of graph paper and colored pens or on a computer.

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