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If and when economic conditions and technological advances become favorable, fungi may some day be significant in furnishing human food through their protein-synthesizing capacity. The yeast, Torulopsis, has already been utilized on a commercial scale in this direction in Germany, Jamaica, South Africa, India, California and Wisconsin.

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Gilbert, F.A., Robinson, R.F. Food from fungi. Econ Bot 11, 126–145 (1957). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02985303

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