How does fungi infection look on Brazilian nuts?
Seasoned Advice Asked on August 27, 2021
I have recently read that Brazilian nuts can be attacked by Aspergillus fungi producing mycotoxins, for example aflatoxins. Does anyone know or saw what infected nuts look like? There are a lot of white coats on nuts I use to buy – should I worry these can be infected?
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