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The effect of a 3D-modeled pyramidal packing shape on the growth of foodborne pathogens

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Do pyramids produce a distinct, nonstandard kind of energy?

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A 2024 study comparing pyramid, cylindrical and cuboid packages found organism-dependent growth differences, including no significant shape effects for two reported pathogens; it did not measure or identify a special energy.

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