1960
DOI: 10.2323/jgam.6.196
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A TAXONOMIC STUDY ON THE GENUS RHODOTORULA (Continued)

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“…According to Buhagiar's description, C. fusiformata is delimited by the following characteristics: streak cultures on certain media are lightly tinged with pink (however, no attempt was made to determine whether the pigment formation is due to carotenoid); buds are often formed from acicular or ampulliform spicules; it has no fermentative activity; it assimilates inositol, erythritol and nitrate, and lacks amyloid material; no teleomorph has been observed. In the present study, the presence or absence of the formation of carotenoid pigments in C. fusiformata was determined based on the method described by Hasegawa et al 6 ) The absorption pattern of carotenoid pigments of C. fusiformata CBS 6951 (type strain) was agreed well with that of Candida sp. strain S-10; similarly its absorption maximum was at 450 nm (with two shoulders at 420 and 480 nm).…”
Section: Factors Affecting the Production Of Itaconic Acidsupporting
confidence: 57%
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“…According to Buhagiar's description, C. fusiformata is delimited by the following characteristics: streak cultures on certain media are lightly tinged with pink (however, no attempt was made to determine whether the pigment formation is due to carotenoid); buds are often formed from acicular or ampulliform spicules; it has no fermentative activity; it assimilates inositol, erythritol and nitrate, and lacks amyloid material; no teleomorph has been observed. In the present study, the presence or absence of the formation of carotenoid pigments in C. fusiformata was determined based on the method described by Hasegawa et al 6 ) The absorption pattern of carotenoid pigments of C. fusiformata CBS 6951 (type strain) was agreed well with that of Candida sp. strain S-10; similarly its absorption maximum was at 450 nm (with two shoulders at 420 and 480 nm).…”
Section: Factors Affecting the Production Of Itaconic Acidsupporting
confidence: 57%
“…5 ) The formation of carotenoid pigments was confirmed by the procedure of Hasegawa et al 6 ) Urease test was performed by using Christensen's urea agar (Seeliger 7 »), and the reactions were recorded after 5 days incubation at 25°C. The presence of extracellular deoxyribonuclease (DNase) was determined by the procedure of Cazin et al 8 …”
Section: Identification Ofstrain S-10mentioning
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“…HASEGAWA et al (34) placed Rhodotorula (lava in their new subgenus Flavotorula because of the yellow color of its colony, but PHAFF and FELL (1) transferred this species to the genus Cryptococcus because of its good growth on inositol and lack of pseudomycelium. Physiologically C. flavus bears considerable resemblance to C. laurentii, which includes some strains which produce a distinctly yellow carotenoid pigment, but C. flavus is not mucous and does not produce starch-like compounds in contrast to C. laurentii.…”
Section: Electrophoretic Comparison Of Enzymes Among Candida Curvatamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Diazonium Blue B (DBB) color test was performed according to the methods of VAN DER WALT and HoPsu-HAVV (20) and HAGLER and AHEARN (21). Carotenoid pigments were detected by the method of HASEGAWA et al (22). Unless otherwise stated, all the tests were carried out at 25~ C.…”
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