INVESTIGADORES
CAVAGLIERI Lilia Renee
artículos
Título:
Aflatoxins, fumonisins and toxigenic fungi in raw materials and ready dry dog food in central Argentina
Autor/es:
FERNÁNDEZ JURI M.G.; ASTORECA A.L.; BARBERIS C.L.; CAVAGLIERI L.R.; DALCERO A.M.; MAGNOLI C.E.
Revista:
REVISTA BRASILEIRA DE MEDICINA VETERINARIA
Editorial:
SOC MEDICINA VETERINARIA ESTADO RIO DE JANEIRO
Referencias:
Año: 2009 vol. 31 p. 109 - 117
ISSN:
0100-2430
Resumen:
The aims of this work were to isolate and identify Aspergillus, Penicillium andAspergillus, Penicillium and
Fusarium species in raw materials and ready dog foods. Likewise, the natural occurrence
of aflatoxins and fumonisins and the capacity to produce aflatoxins by Aspergillus
of aflatoxins and fumonisins and the capacity to produce aflatoxins by Aspergillus
species in raw materials and ready dog foods. Likewise, the natural occurrence
of aflatoxins and fumonisins and the capacity to produce aflatoxins by AspergillusAspergillus
section Flavi strains were evaluated. Raw materials and pelletized ready dog food
samples were collected from factories located in central Argentina. Aflatoxin B1 and
fumonisin B1 were quantified by high performance liquid chromatography. All samples
showed moderate levels of contamination (103 to 104 CFU g-1). Aspergillus flavus, A.
fumigatus and Fusarium verticillioides were the most prevalent species. The highest
percentage (70%) of AFB1 producing- strains were isolated from ready pet food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
percentage (70%) of AFB1 producing- strains were isolated from ready pet food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
fumigatus and Fusarium verticillioides were the most prevalent species. The highest
percentage (70%) of AFB1 producing- strains were isolated from ready pet food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
percentage (70%) of AFB1 producing- strains were isolated from ready pet food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
showed moderate levels of contamination (103 to 104 CFU g-1). Aspergillus flavus, A.
fumigatus and Fusarium verticillioides were the most prevalent species. The highest
percentage (70%) of AFB1 producing- strains were isolated from ready pet food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
percentage (70%) of AFB1 producing- strains were isolated from ready pet food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
fumigatus and Fusarium verticillioides were the most prevalent species. The highest
percentage (70%) of AFB1 producing- strains were isolated from ready pet food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
percentage (70%) of AFB1 producing- strains were isolated from ready pet food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
fumonisin B1 were quantified by high performance liquid chromatography. All samples
showed moderate levels of contamination (103 to 104 CFU g-1). Aspergillus flavus, A.
fumigatus and Fusarium verticillioides were the most prevalent species. The highest
percentage (70%) of AFB1 producing- strains were isolated from ready pet food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
percentage (70%) of AFB1 producing- strains were isolated from ready pet food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
fumigatus and Fusarium verticillioides were the most prevalent species. The highest
percentage (70%) of AFB1 producing- strains were isolated from ready pet food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
percentage (70%) of AFB1 producing- strains were isolated from ready pet food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
showed moderate levels of contamination (103 to 104 CFU g-1). Aspergillus flavus, A.
fumigatus and Fusarium verticillioides were the most prevalent species. The highest
percentage (70%) of AFB1 producing- strains were isolated from ready pet food.
Aflatoxin B1 was detected only in wheat and soybean pellet samples. Eighty five percent
of ready dog food samples contained FB1 at levels from 2.0 to 166.9 ng g-1. The high
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the potential risk for aflatoxin production if storage environmental conditions are not
adequate. This manuscript makes a contribution to the knowledge of mycobiota and
mycotoxins in raw materials and ready dog food.
frequency of aflatoxicogenic strains in some raw materials and ready dog food shows
the poten