Step 1: Understanding the Concept:
Certain specialized moulds produce heat-resistant sexual ascospores capable of surviving pasteurization processes.
Step 2: Detailed Explanation:
Byssochlamys fulva (along with B. nivea) produces ascospores with high thermal resistance ($D_{90^\circ\text{C}} \approx 1\text{--}10\,\text{min}$) and can grow under microaerophilic acidic conditions.
It produces extracellular pectinolytic enzymes that degrade cell walls, causing softening, disintegration, and gas spoilage in canned and bottled acidic fruit products.
Step 3: Final Answer:
Hence, Byssochlamys fulva commonly causes spoilage of canned products.