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Current views on the yeast species.

Lachance Ma

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Abstract

The application of the biological species concept to the delineation of yeast species is becoming a reality. Studies centred on heterothallic Pichia and related species, and on homothallic species of Kluyveromyces have facilitated a better understanding of the concept of 'yeast species'.

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The application of the biological species concept to the delineation of yeast species is becoming a reality. Studies centred on heterothallic Pichia and related species, and on homothallic species of Kluyveromyces have facilitated a better understanding of the concept of 'yeast species'.

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The application of the biological species concept to the delineation of yeast species is becoming a reality. Studies centred on heterothallic Pichia and related species, and on homothallic species of Kluyveromyces have facilitated a better understanding of the concept of 'yeast species'.

Key concepts: Homothallism, Kluyveromyces, Heterothallic, Yeast, Pichia, Kluyveromyces marxianus, Biology, Saccharomyces cerevisiae

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