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Discriminatory ability of WL Nutrient Agar for yeasts associated with olive environments: a binary scoring and machine learning approach.
Wallerstein Laboratory Nutrient Agar (WLNA) is widely used to differentiate yeast colonies in wine and brewing microbiology, but its discriminatory ability for species associated with table olives and olive oil production environments has never been formally evaluated. We assessed colony features of
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