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considered by some investigators to l>e capable
ol human inlection, it would l>e interesting
lo studs its liehavior in this sense in order to
determine the public health significance ol its
presence in pulque-.
The species ('.. parnpsilosis is considered in
this paper, as synonymous of (.'. rlialmrrsii, C.
tiiiilliriiiiondii var. mrmbranarlaarns and C. pa-
rakrusri.
W'iikfiham has recently shown that C. gui-
llirrinoiidii var. iiiernbranacfacietis and C. tltalincrsit
are the impelled forms ol liiidoniyttipsis
ohinni. This suggests that a similar taxonomic
relationship may l>e expected as mating ty|>es of
the mipci lei i s|>ecies (.'. parnpsilosis and (.'. parakrusri
are Intuid
A. SÁNCHK/MARKCHIHÍN
Lahoiatorio de Microbiología,
Escuela Nacional de Ciencias Químicas, U.N.A.M.
México. D. F.
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