By
Wilkie Harrigan, University of Reading, U.K.
Description
Laboratory Methods in Food Microbiology describes a wide range of methods for use in the microbiological analysis of
foods, including approaches to counting and detection procedures for microorganisms, identification of bacteria, yeasts and fungi, microbiological
analysis for the main food commodity groups, and safety in the food microbiology laboratory. The book also discusses specific food poisoning
outbreaks in the United States.
Audience:
Scientists and final year and graduate students in food science, technology, or microbiology.