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A screening study of 121 fungus isolates, representing 29 species, for aflatoxin synthesis demonstrated this property only inAspergillus flavus andA. parasiticus . Eight of the organisms found negative were isolates reported by other investigators to produce aflatoxin. Since similar negative reports have come from several other workers, it is concluded that only theA. flavus group ofAspergillus can presently be certified as sources of these toxins. Reasons for possible false-positive findings are discussed along with precautionary measures and differential analytical procedures useful in aflatoxin screening studies.

Investigation of Reported Aflatoxin Production by Fungi Outside the Aspergillus flavus Group