Effect of chemical and environmental factors on Aspergillus ochraceus growth and toxigenesis in green coffee
Post-harvest processing (traditional or ecological wet method, and dry method) and coffee pH did not play a significant role in Aspergillus ochraceus growth and OTA production. However, A w did play a key role: the optimum for growth and toxigenesis was 0.95; below 0.80, coffee was protected. Temper...
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description | Post-harvest processing (traditional or ecological wet method, and dry method) and coffee pH did not play a significant role in
Aspergillus ochraceus growth and OTA production. However,
A
w did play a key role: the optimum for growth and toxigenesis was 0.95; below 0.80, coffee was protected. Temperature affected the rate of toxin production, when
A
w was compatible: toxigenesis occurred from 10°C with an optimum at 35°C. The critical stage in the process was drying, where conditions propitious to
A. ochraceus (
A
w of 0.99–0.80) could be found for 2 days or more. Caffeine and chlorogenic acids had an inhibiting effect on OTA production. |
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