[Pichia Lindnerii Sp. N., a New Methanol Assimilating Yeast from Soil (author's Transl)]

Overview

Journal Arch Microbiol

Specialty Microbiology

Date 1975 Sep 30

PMID 1190954

Citations 5

Authors

W Henninger

S WINDISCH

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Abstract

A new undescribed species of yeast could be detected in forest soils in the area of Berlin, Germany. A description of the new homothallic species including latin diagnosis is given.

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