Abstract:Bacillus cereus is capable of forming biofilms on many types of substrata, including stainless steel surfaces. Thus, the presence of B. cereus biofilms in food production facilities is inevitable, and possible food contamination could occur, resulting in product spoilage and deterioration, which would eventually lead to product rejection and financial loss. Pestalotiopsis spp. have been shown to produce a wide range of novel secondary metabolites that have potential medicinal, industrial, and agricultural appl… Show more
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