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Samples of milk from 673 cows with normal udders were examined in Saitama Prefecture. Yeasts were detected in 36 udders (5.3%). They belonged to the genus Candida (19 strains), Trichosporon (3.) Rhodotorula (5), and Troulopsis (4). Seven of them were unidentified. The number of organisms ranged from 10 to 3,300 per ml. The isolated yeasts were the most sensitive in vitro to Clotrimazole of 8 antimycotics examined.

Yeasts Isoleted from Normal Cow's Milk and Their Drug Sensitivity