The document presents growth rate data for various microorganisms at different pH levels. It finds that the yeast S. cerevisiae and fungus Penicillium showed most growth in acidic environments like canned tomatoes. While bacteria grew best at higher pH levels, Penicillium demonstrated greater acid tolerance by maintaining higher growth at lower pH, indicating fungi are generally more acid tolerant than bacteria.
The document presents growth rate data for various microorganisms at different pH levels. It finds that the yeast S. cerevisiae and fungus Penicillium showed most growth in acidic environments like canned tomatoes. While bacteria grew best at higher pH levels, Penicillium demonstrated greater acid tolerance by maintaining higher growth at lower pH, indicating fungi are generally more acid tolerant than bacteria.
The document presents growth rate data for various microorganisms at different pH levels. It finds that the yeast S. cerevisiae and fungus Penicillium showed most growth in acidic environments like canned tomatoes. While bacteria grew best at higher pH levels, Penicillium demonstrated greater acid tolerance by maintaining higher growth at lower pH, indicating fungi are generally more acid tolerant than bacteria.