Why does mold grow on food left in the refrigerator?

Answer 1

Mould grows on food because the food is certainly gone bad. Letting the people know that's its gone bad it grows mould and also mould grows because that food may have been lying somewhere for a long time also mould grows when it lies in 1 place after a while there is no space left for the air so then the juice from that certain product goes all over the place in a certain time becoming ''mould''.

Answer 2

Mold tends to form in warm, moist, dark locations. Mold does not produce its own food, therefore it must eat off of their environment. They start off by secreting a "juice" to digest the food, and then they implant themselves within it through their hyphae (microscopic roots) into the now-dissolved food.

Answer 3

Mold grows on food left in the refrigerator due to the presence of spores in the air. When food is not properly covered or sealed, these spores can land on the surface and start to multiply in the cool, damp environment of the refrigerator. This can happen even at colder temperatures, as mold can still thrive in the fridge.

Answer 4

Because it sits for to long and it has backteria on it and it just grows and grows and eventually it starts to have magets on it. Trust me it happend to me.

Answer 5

The air contains mold spores which will grow into mold if they land on something they can eat, such as food.

Answer 6

cause it do; cause it want to

if the weather is different then mold will grow different and will be in differernt places.

Answer 7

The ingredients in some liquids may cause mold to grow. Molds mostly grow on dairy items including, milk, cheese, ice cream and a lot more.

Answer 8

it doesent reccently i did a science fair project and it didnt mold at all

Answer 9

things grow mold because they are moist or damp or if they are foods they mold because they are not in the fridge.