Yeasts and Fungi
Yeasts are fascinating single-celled fungi that differ significantly from both plants and animals. Unlike plants, they do not photosynthesize, and unlike animals, they digest food externally by excreting enzymes. The discussion highlights the unique characteristics of yeasts, particularly the well-known species saccharomyces cerevisiae, commonly referred to as baker's yeast. This exploration into yeasts opens the door to understanding their role within the broader kingdom of fungi.In this clip
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The Science of Everything Podcast
Episode 112: Introduction to Microbiology
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