Mycotoxins - An Interdisciplinary Study - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

Mycotoxins - An Interdisciplinary Study brings together a focused, cross-disciplinary examination of one of the most persistent challenges in agriculture, food and feed safety, public health, and cereal processing. The volume connects the principles of mycotoxin occurrence and laboratory analysis with practical approaches to exposure reduction, crop resistance, risk management, and control across food chains. Attention is given to modern detection workflows, aflatoxin resistance in maize, Fusarium management, nanotechnology-based interventions, locally adapted mitigation strategies, and the fate of parent and modified mycotoxins during cereal transformation. By combining analytical foundations with crop- and process-specific applications, the book helps readers understand not only where mycotoxin risks arise, but also how evidence-based prevention and control can be designed from pre-harvest production to the finished food or feed product. Its interdisciplinary perspective makes it a useful resource for researchers, postgraduate students, laboratory specialists, agronomists, veterinarians, food-industry professionals, and regulators seeking a clear overview of current tools, constraints, and future directions in mycotoxin detection and management.

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