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Fungus in the air The air in poultry processing Your Dreams Our Mission/tutorialoutletdotcom

FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT<br>www.tutorialoutlet.com<br><br><br>Fungus in the air. The air in poultry processing plant often contains fungus spores. Inadequate ventilation can affect the health of the workers; the problem is most serious during the summer. To measure the presence of spores, air samples are pumped to an agar plate, and "colony-forming units (CFUSs)" are counted after an incubation period. Here are the data from two locations in a plant that process 37,000 turkeys per day, taken on five days in the summer. The units are CFUS per cubic meter of air.<br>

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  1. Fungus in the air The air in poultry processing Your Dreams Our Mission/tutorialoutletdotcom FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT WWW.TUTORIALOUTLET.COM

  2. Fungus in the air The air in poultry processing Your Dreams Our Mission/tutorialoutletdotcom Fungus in the air. The air in poultry processing plant often contains fungus spores. Inadequate ventilation can affect the health of the workers FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT www.tutorialoutlet.com Fungus in the air. The air in poultry processing plant often contains fungus spores. Inadequate ventilation can affect the health of the workers; the problem is most serious during the summer. To measure the presence of spores, air samples are pumped to an agar plate, and "colony-forming units (CFUSs)" are counted after an incubation period.

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