Comments on: How do you grow black bread mold on a piece of bread? http://www.blackmold.biz/how-do-you-grow-black-bread-mold-on-a-piece-of-bread Information on Black Mold Wed, 12 Oct 2011 07:50:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: saffronesque http://www.blackmold.biz/how-do-you-grow-black-bread-mold-on-a-piece-of-bread/comment-page-1#comment-1395 saffronesque Mon, 04 Jan 2010 06:40:30 +0000 http://www.blackmold.biz/how-do-you-grow-black-bread-mold-on-a-piece-of-bread#comment-1395 The easiest way is to buy some bread that does not have mold inhibitors added to the dough. Try a bakery that uses organic methods. Cut a slice of the bread and place it in a plastic bag or container that can keep the humidity high. A little dust from the top of the refrigerator may be used as an inoculum. There should be abundant molds appearing in a few days. Look for sporangia that look dark gray or black lollipops. An alternative source of Zygomycota species is some horse droppings placed in a moist chamber and kept warm and dark for about a week. Zygomycota hyphae are quite large and thread-like. The easiest way is to buy some bread that does not have mold inhibitors added to the dough. Try a bakery that uses organic methods. Cut a slice of the bread and place it in a plastic bag or container that can keep the humidity high. A little dust from the top of the refrigerator may be used as an inoculum. There should be abundant molds appearing in a few days. Look for sporangia that look dark gray or black lollipops.

An alternative source of Zygomycota species is some horse droppings placed in a moist chamber and kept warm and dark for about a week. Zygomycota hyphae are quite large and thread-like.

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