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The 8 pages that link to Mycotoxin, each with the reason it gives.

• Foodborne illnessRelated: Fungal toxins show that foodborne harm can arise from contamination without bacterial infection.

• Animal feedRelated: Contaminated ingredients can make otherwise nutritious feed dangerous.

• MoldRelated: Some molds contaminate food with mycotoxins that can harm people and animals.

• Fungal infectionRelated: Fungal growth can harm hosts through toxins even without tissue invasion.

• MycologyRelated: Fungal chemistry creates hazards that mycologists monitor in crops and stored foods.

• AflatoxinNarrower topic: Aflatoxins belong to this broader class of fungal toxins.

• PenicilliumRelated: Some Penicillium species produce toxins that contaminate food and animal feed.

• Fungal pathogenRelated: Some fungal disease and injury results from toxins released during growth.