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Fig 1.

The geographic coordinate of the Luochuan orchard by google maps.

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Table 1.

Comparison of patulin adsorption ratio using different treatments.

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Fig 2.

SEM images of activated cells and heated inactivated cells at 3,000 × magnification.

a, b, c, d are activated cells of N-10, B-2p, 7# and WLS-38, respectively; a′, b′, c′, d′ are heated inactivated cells of N-10, B-2p, 7# and WLS-38, respectively.

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Fig 3.

SEM images of yeast cells treated with ethyl alcohol for 6 h at 8,000 × magnification.

(a) N-10, (b) B-2p, (c) 7#, and (d) WLS-38. Arrowhead ‘→’ means cells were regional invaginations.

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Table 2.

Yeast cell micromorphology and cell wall thickness calculation#.

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Fig 4.

TEM images of four types of active yeast cells at 25,000 × magnification.

(a) N-10, (b) B-2p, (c) 7#, and (d) WLS-38.

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Fig 5.

Histogram statistical results of yeast cell wall thickness.

(a) N-10, (b) B-2p, (c) 7#, and (d) WLS-38.

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Fig 6.

Cell wall polysaccharide contents of four active yeast strains.

Bars with different letters are significantly different (p < 0.05).

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Table 3.

Correlational analysis of patulin adsorption with cell micromorphology and cell wall.

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Fig 7.

Patulin desorption of four inactivated yeast cells in ethyl acetate.

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Fig 8.

Patulin adsorption in commercial kiwi fruit juice by four inactivated yeast cells.

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