Food Science: Plant Preservation Review
Across
- 2. What is one of the two factors that is required for microbial growth?
- 3. This preservation method creates an unsuitable environment for microorganisms through a lowered pH (vinegar)
- 7. These are molds that grow at refrigerated temperatures (less than 50 degrees)
- 9. What is one of the two factors that is required for microbial growth?
- 11. What is the #1 cause of food spoilage?
- 12. This preservation method stops the growth of microorganisms through temperatures below 32 degrees
- 13. How do molds reproduce?
- 16. This is the term that describes an environment without oxygen
- 18. This preservation method creates an anaerobic environment where microorganisms cannot spread
Down
- 1. This preservation method slows down the spread of microorganisms and the enzymatic process of food items
- 4. These are molds that grow at high temperature (110 - 140 degrees)
- 5. Which type of mold grows at room temperature
- 6. This preservation method removes 90% of moisture from food to prevent microorganisms from producing
- 8. What continues in plant based food items even after harvest?
- 10. This preservation method removes nearly 100% of moisture from food products
- 14. This preservation method kills bacteria present while also preventing new bacteria from entering
- 15. What is one of the two ways that molds can spread?
- 17. Molds are an example of this.