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By Martin Weidenbörner
An essential reference, this booklet presents an outline of the most mycotoxins in nutrients. it's the first whole reference devoted to toxin generating fungi in food. The publication lists the measure of infection, focus of the pollution, and the rustic of foundation and/or detection for every case of illness offered within the publication. additionally, the e-book discusses no matter if a food is predisposed for mycotoxin infection. it really is written for pros within the nutrition undefined, agriculture, keep an eye on organisations, nutrition processing, nutrients chemistry, microbiology, and mycology.
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0196 μg/l, country: Denmark870 see also barley, beans, beef, berries (strawberry), biscuits, bran, bran (barley), bran (oat), bran (wheat), bread, buckwheat, 24 butter, cake (cocoa), cereal products, cereals, cereals (breakfast), cheese, chicken, chicken muscle, chocolate, chocolate and chocolate cream, cocoa beans, cocoa mass, cocoa powder, coffee, coffee beans (green), coppa, copra, crème puddings, currants, dates, drink, drink (cocoa), drink (malt), drugs, duck, extrudates, figs, fish, flakes (cereal), flakes (corn), flakes (oat), flakes (wheat), flour, flour (cassava), flour (maize), flour (rye), flour (wheat), food, food (baby), food (infant), fruits, fruits (apple), fruits (apricot), fruits (cherry), fruits (peach), fruits (plum), fruits (prune), germ (wheat), goose, grits, grits (durum), grits (maize), groats (barley), gruel, gruel (oat), ham, jam, joints, juice (carrot), juice (currant), juice (fruit), juice (grape), juice (tomato), kidney (pig), kidney (poultry), knäckebröd, lentils, linseeds, liqourice, liqourice root, liver (cow), liver (duck), liver (goose), liver (pig), liver (turkey), maize, maize dough, malt, malt (barley), meal (buckwheat), meal (cereal), meal (maize), meal (rye), meal (spelt), meal (wheat), meat and fish, milk (cow), milk (human breast), millet, muesli, must, noodles, nut slice, nuts, nuts (almond), nuts (cashew), nuts (coconut), nuts (hazelnut), nuts (peanut), nuts (peanut butter), nuts (pistachio), nuts (walnut), oats, oil (olive), oil (sesame), olives, pasta, pastries, peas, pig blood, pig muscle, pig serum, pig (black pudding), plant commodities, popcorn, pork, pork pate, potatoes, products, pulp (grape), pulses, pumpernickel, ragi, raisins, rice, rolls, rusk, rye, sandwich, sauce, sausages, sesame seeds, snacks, sorghum, soybeans, spelt, spice powder, spices (cardamom), spices (chilli), spices (chilli pickle), spices (chilli powder), spices (chilli sauce), spices (coriander), spices (curry), spices (curry paste), spices (curry powder), spices (fennel), spices (garlic pickle), spices (ginger), spices (mustard), spices (nutmeg), spices (paprika), spices (pepper), spices (pepper, cayenne), spices (tandoori), spices (turmeric), sultanas, sunflower seeds, tea, tomato ketchup, tomatoes, turkey, vegetables, vinegar, wheat, wine 25 Diacetoxyscirpenol incidence: 5/49, conc.
250 μg/l, country: South Africa780 , ∗ home-brewed, Isiqatha incidence: 2/11∗ , conc. /23∗ , conc. : 265 μg/kg (pulp), country: Sweden480 see also apple cider, apple flavor, apples (stewed fruit), berries (blueberry), berries (mulberry), berries (raspberry), berries (strawberry), cassava, cheese, food (baby), fruit products, fruits (apple), fruits (apricot), fruits (cherry), fruits (peach), fruits (pear), fruits (plum), jam, jam (apple), juice, juice (apple), juice (apple-acerola), juice (apple, concentrate), juice (cherry), juice (currant), juice (fruit), juice (grape), juice (orange), juice (peach), juice (pear), must, pulp (plum), syrup (apple), vinegar Berries (mulberry) may contain the following mycotoxins: Patulin incidence: 4/6∗ , conc.
033 μg/l, country: Switzerland692 , ∗ pale incidence: 4/11∗ , conc. : 634 μg/l, country: South Africa780 , ∗ home-brewed, Isiqatha incidence: 3/11∗ , conc. : 379 μg/l, country: South Africa780 , ∗ home-brewed, Umqombothi incidence: 3/7∗ , conc. : 480 μg/l, country: South Africa780 , ∗ home-brewed, Infulamfula incidence: 4/37, conc. 2 μg/l, country: France786 incidence: 5/9, conc. 0196 μg/l, country: Denmark870 see also barley, beans, beef, berries (strawberry), biscuits, bran, bran (barley), bran (oat), bran (wheat), bread, buckwheat, 24 butter, cake (cocoa), cereal products, cereals, cereals (breakfast), cheese, chicken, chicken muscle, chocolate, chocolate and chocolate cream, cocoa beans, cocoa mass, cocoa powder, coffee, coffee beans (green), coppa, copra, crème puddings, currants, dates, drink, drink (cocoa), drink (malt), drugs, duck, extrudates, figs, fish, flakes (cereal), flakes (corn), flakes (oat), flakes (wheat), flour, flour (cassava), flour (maize), flour (rye), flour (wheat), food, food (baby), food (infant), fruits, fruits (apple), fruits (apricot), fruits (cherry), fruits (peach), fruits (plum), fruits (prune), germ (wheat), goose, grits, grits (durum), grits (maize), groats (barley), gruel, gruel (oat), ham, jam, joints, juice (carrot), juice (currant), juice (fruit), juice (grape), juice (tomato), kidney (pig), kidney (poultry), knäckebröd, lentils, linseeds, liqourice, liqourice root, liver (cow), liver (duck), liver (goose), liver (pig), liver (turkey), maize, maize dough, malt, malt (barley), meal (buckwheat), meal (cereal), meal (maize), meal (rye), meal (spelt), meal (wheat), meat and fish, milk (cow), milk (human breast), millet, muesli, must, noodles, nut slice, nuts, nuts (almond), nuts (cashew), nuts (coconut), nuts (hazelnut), nuts (peanut), nuts (peanut butter), nuts (pistachio), nuts (walnut), oats, oil (olive), oil (sesame), olives, pasta, pastries, peas, pig blood, pig muscle, pig serum, pig (black pudding), plant commodities, popcorn, pork, pork pate, potatoes, products, pulp (grape), pulses, pumpernickel, ragi, raisins, rice, rolls, rusk, rye, sandwich, sauce, sausages, sesame seeds, snacks, sorghum, soybeans, spelt, spice powder, spices (cardamom), spices (chilli), spices (chilli pickle), spices (chilli powder), spices (chilli sauce), spices (coriander), spices (curry), spices (curry paste), spices (curry powder), spices (fennel), spices (garlic pickle), spices (ginger), spices (mustard), spices (nutmeg), spices (paprika), spices (pepper), spices (pepper, cayenne), spices (tandoori), spices (turmeric), sultanas, sunflower seeds, tea, tomato ketchup, tomatoes, turkey, vegetables, vinegar, wheat, wine 25 Diacetoxyscirpenol incidence: 5/49, conc.