Tsuchiyaea Gen. Nov., an Anamorphic Yeast Genus for the Q9-Equipped Organism Whose Reproduction Is Either by Enteroblastic Budding or by the Formation of Conidia Which Are Disjointed at a Septum in the Mid-Region of the Sterigmata and Whose Cells Contain Xylose.

Journal of General and Applied Microbiology - Japan
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