The Economic Importance of Fungi
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fruit juices, ethyl alcohol, brewers and baker’s yeast, S. cerevisiae, fermentation of industrial alcohol, fats, proteins, and acids.

Fermentation

are confined to the outermost layers of skin and hair; no host cellular due to organisms being remote from living tissue.

Superficial

mushroom, truffles, and yeast as a food supplement-supplies vitamins, ripens cheese-adds flavor, use to alter texture, improve flavor of natural and processed foods.

Industrial uses

Subcutaneous mycoses involve the deeper layers of the skin and muscle tissue; has a character.

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keratin of the skin, nails, and hair; prefer non-living cornified layers; disease is called a dermatophytosis or dermatomycosis; host response is patchy scaling.

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