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Bread is found in most households as it is a a staple in every house. Penicillium spores however are found everywhere. They are in the air around us but can also settle in dust, etc. before it settles on bread where it can start destroying the bacteria in the bread.

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In this relationship between bread and penicillium, the bread is the one that is effected as the penicillin (which is created by the Penicillium) destroys the bacteria within the bread. The Penicillium however neither benefits or is affected by this process.

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Effect Amensalism has on the abundance and distribution on bread and penicillium

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Effect Amensalism has on the abundance and distribution on bread and penicillium

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Penicillium spores are found everywhere; from the the air to the soil and other fruit and veg within homes all over the world. Due to this, there is an abundance of the spores.

As for bread it has a very short lifespan due to these spores infecting the bread as once they settle on the loaf, the spore begins to grow.

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Abigail's Bakery, Bread Mold Causes, retrieved 1/05/16, http://www.abigailsbakery.com/bread-recipes/bread-mold-causes.htm

Mould and Bacteria Consulting Laboratories, Penicillium, retrieved 1/05/16, http://www.moldbacteria.com/mold/penicillium.html

Britannica, Amensalism, retrieved 1/05/16, http://www.britannica.com/science/amensalism

Images
http://images.fineartamerica.com/images-medium-large/2-mouldy-bread-cordelia-molloy.jpg

http://imaginationstationtoledo.org/content/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/moldy-bread-100817-02-300x175.jpg

http://orangemold.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/mold-on-bread-bad-for-you.jpg

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Examples of Amensalism are tall trees that dramatically reduce the amount of sunlight that reaches the ground beneath it, therefore killing or severely decreasing a species population as the grasses or such plants do not have adequate light to grow.

Another example is the relationship between the mood penicillium and bread with the bread being the one harmed in the relationship.

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Amensalism is a type of competition where one organism is inhibited or harmed and the other organism is neither harmed or inhibited. Therefore this relationship is detrimental to one species  and for another species, has a neutral effect.

Amensalism also explains the situation where one organism secretes a poison that kills the other organism. However the organism that secretes the poison remains unharmed.

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Penicillium, a species of fungi, is a mould that has a destructive effect upon certain types of bacteria as it can create penicillin. This mould does not however, benefit from the death of the bacteria in anyway. It is identified by the greenish, blueish and yellowish spores created with these spores being found everywhere, from the air to the soil.

Spoilt bread contains the fungi penicillium which creates penicillin. This fungi then destroys the bacteria that is found within the bread.