Food spoilage of specific food groups (Milk and Milk products, Meat, Poultry, Fish, Cereal, Pulses, Oil, Fruits, Vegetables, Canned Food Products)
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At which pH does casein become insoluble during milk souring caused by lactic acid bacteria?
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Which microorganism is primarily responsible for producing blue discoloration in milk?
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Which group of psychrotrophic bacteria is the main cause of spoilage in cooled milk used for cream production?
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What is the main protein-carbohydrate interaction that affects the quality of milk powder during storage?
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Which mechanism is primarily used by lactobacilli to protect fermented dairy products against fungal spoilage?
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Which microorganisms are responsible for producing ropy or slimy texture in milk?
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What are the three basic mechanisms responsible for meat spoilage?
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Which of the following are pathogenic bacterial species commonly found contaminating meat?
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Which bacteria produce undesirable flavors such as fruity, bitter, and rancid in meat products?
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Which mold species are commonly found causing spoilage in meat?
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What are the dominant spoilage bacteria in cold poultry meat packed under aerobic conditions?
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Which pathogenic species are most commonly found in the bacterial community of poultry meat?
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Which bacteria cause spoilage of poultry meat stored at 8°C for 4 days?
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Why does fish spoil more rapidly than other meat products?
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Which bacterial genera are responsible for proteolytic spoilage in fish?
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What is considered the primary organism causing spoilage in cereals?
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At what water activity (aw) level is microbial growth normally prevented in cereals?
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Which mold spores are chiefly found in cereals and flour?
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Which molds are particularly problematic in cereals because they produce aflatoxins?
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What is the typical manifestation of rice spoilage?
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What causes germ deterioration and rancidity in wheat?
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The higher protein content in pulses makes them particularly attractive to which type of bacteria?
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Which fungal species causes soft rot with cotton-like growth on the seed coat of many pulses?
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What is typically the first sign of spoilage in stored pulses that appears before visible changes?
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In pulses and grains, what acts as the primary catalyst for microbial spoilage?
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Which substances in oils act as strong catalysts for oxidative rancidity?
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For every 10°C increase in temperature, what happens to the oxidation rate in edible oils?
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How does moisture affect the spoilage of oils?
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What is the effect of light exposure on oil oxidation?
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What is the relationship between oxygen concentration and oil oxidation rate?
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Due to their low pH (less than 4.0), microbial spoilage of fruits is primarily confined to which organisms?
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Which fungal isolates are most commonly found in spoiled fruits like lemon?
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What causes the initial breakdown of protective structure in fruits leading to soft rot?
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Which organism causes blue mold rot in citrus fruits?
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Which microorganism causes sour rot in tomatoes and citrus fruits?
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What is the typical pH range of most fresh vegetables (except tomatoes)?
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Which bacterial genera are most important in causing spoilage of vegetables?
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Which bacterium causes soft rot in tomatoes and other vegetables?
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Which fungus causes gray mold rot in vegetables and grapes, favored by high humidity?
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Which vegetables are typically affected by Rhizopus soft rot?
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Which fungi cause black rot in onions?
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Which organism causes thermophilic flat sour spoilage in low-acid canned foods?
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Which anaerobic organism causes spoilage with H₂ and CO₂ gas production in medium-acid canned foods?
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Which organism produces H₂S and black discoloration in canned foods without swelling?
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What do mesophilic Clostridium species produce during spoilage of low-acid canned foods?
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What foul-smelling compounds are produced by proteolytic Clostridium species in canned foods?
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What are the main causes of thermophilic spoilage in canned foods?
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How are canned foods categorized for spoilage assessment?
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What is the role of phospholipase C produced by Pseudomonas and Bacillus in milk spoilage?
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What role does quorum sensing play in bacterial spoilage of milk?
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Which yeasts are most common in causing pickle spoilage?
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Dill pickles with what salt concentration can have bloating defects from CO₂ gas production?
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Which fungus causes black rot in sweet potatoes?
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Which fungal genus causes dry rot in potatoes?
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Which fungus causes smut (black mold rot) in peaches and apricots?
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Which bacteria cause brown discoloration in milk?
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Which bacterial families are most commonly associated with cereals?
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What are the health consequences of consuming severely oxidized oils?
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What mechanism causes tissue softening in vegetable spoilage?
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Why is maintaining low water activity critical in preventing spoilage of cereals and pulses?

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