Simple method for inducing ascospore formation in yeasts
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Applied Microbiology
|January 1, 1972
Abstract:
A new method for inducing ascospore formation in yeasts is described and compared with conventional methods for its performance. The method has the advantage of simplicity, reproducibility, and saving of time.
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