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Ascoidea xinghuacunensis sp. nov., a novel ascomycetous yeast species from Xinghuacun Fenjiu old workshop, Shanxi province of China

Scientists discovered a new type of yeast called Ascoidea xinghuacunensis from a traditional Chinese liquor-making workshop in Shanxi province. This yeast is special because it can tolerate higher temperatures (37°C) than other known yeasts of its type. The discovery is significant because it marks the first time this yeast genus has been found in China and the first time it has been identified in a liquor production environment.

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Ascoidea xinghuacunensis sp. nov., a novel ascomycetous yeast species from Xinghuacun Fenjiu old workshop, Shanxi province of China

Scientists discovered a new type of heat-loving yeast in a traditional Chinese liquor-making workshop in Shanxi province. This yeast, named Ascoidea xinghuacunensis, is the first member of its rare genus to be found in China and can survive at higher temperatures than its relatives. The discovery was made by analyzing the genetic material and physical characteristics of yeast samples collected from fermentation facilities, expanding our knowledge of microscopic life in food production environments.

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Torulaspora lindneri sp. nov., a novel ascomycetous yeast species isolated from China and Thailand

Scientists discovered and formally described a new yeast species called Torulaspora lindneri, found in chestnut tree bark in China and soil in Thailand. This yeast belongs to a group known for various applications in fermentation and biotechnology. The species was identified through genetic sequencing and microscopic examination, showing it forms spherical spores with distinctive tapered structures. The findings contribute to our understanding of yeast diversity in natural forest environments.

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