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Although Aessosporon salmonicolor was described with a homothallic life cycle, mating studies of strains of A. salmonicolor and Sporobolomyces spp. demonstrated a heterothallic life cycle typical of other basidiomycetous yeasts. van der Walt (4) described a homothallic sex- ual cycle in a strain (CBS 5937) of Sporobolo- myces saZmonicoZor (Fischer et Brebeck) Kluy- ver et van Niel 1894 in which a diploid teliospore was formed by fusion of haploid mother and daughter cells. Teliospores were reported as thick-walled, lipid-rich cells that germinated to the haploid stage. Based on this life cycle and on a study of the deoxyribonucleic acid content of cells that suggested the presence of haplo- and diplophases (5), the genus Aessosporon van der Walt 1970 was described. Bandoni et al. (1) reported mating between the type strains of Sporo bolomyces hispanicus Pelaez et Ramirez 1956, Sporobolomyces odorus Den 1930, and Sporobolomyces salmonicolor. The mating system was typical of heterothallic basidiomycetous yeasts in the genera Leuco- sporidium and Rhodosporidium. Conjugation between compatible mating types was followed by the formation of a mycelium with clamp connections and chlamydospores (presumably teliospores). Germination of the teliospores,

Mating Between Strains of the Yeasts Aessosporon salmonicolor and Sporobolomyces spp.