Discussion
The organisms driving spoilage of a particular food are collectively called
Answer: A
Correct answer: the specific spoilage organisms
Only a small fraction of the flora present on a food actually causes its spoilage, and those are the specific spoilage organisms. The distinction matters practically: shelf life correlates with the growth of that subset, not with the total viable count, which may be dominated by organisms doing nothing at all.
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