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yeast
Yeasts make alcohol, so if silage smells like alcohol, many yeast are present.
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Waterloo
yeast
Yeasts produce alcohol which is also toxic.
0.732855
ARC
yeast
Yeasts produce antibiotics and recycle nutrients.
0.816535
ARC
yeast
Yeasts produce carbon dioxide to expand the structure, such as dough for bread baking.
0.689531
Waterloo
yeast
Yeasts provide a useful system for drug testing in several ways.
0.263241
ARC
yeast
Yeasts reproduce asexually through budding and sexually through the formation of ascospores.
0.817338
ARC
yeast
Yeasts reproduce both sexually and asexually, but the latter is more common.
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Waterloo
yeast
Yeasts reproduce by an asexual process called budding .
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Waterloo
yeast
Yeasts reproduce by forming spores or by budding.
0.827752
ARC
yeast
Yeasts reproduce most when they have ideal conditions.
0.684981
Waterloo
yeast
Yeasts show narrow-base budding and characteristic variation in size.
0.611792
Waterloo
yeast
Yeasts tend to cause fungemia as well as focal involvement of skin and other sites.
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Waterloo
yeast
Yeasts use fruit sugars as a substrate for cellular respiration.
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Waterloo
yeast
Yeasts use sugar and flour as a substrate to produce alcohol and carbon dioxide in fermentation.
0.763911
ARC
yeast
often
Yeast often conjures up the world of baking in people's minds.
0.398105
Waterloo
yeast
usually
Yeasts usually reproduce by a. symetric binary fission.
0.752389
Waterloo
yeast
many
Many yeasts produce alcohol, but cultured wine yeasts make the best wine.
0.491245
ARC
yeast
Most
Most yeast belongs to phyla.
0.695862
ARC
yeast
Most
Most yeast causes candidiasis.
0.529468
ARC
yeast
Most
Most yeast has ethanol productivity.
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ARC
yeast
Most
Most yeast has productivity.
0.318918
ARC
yeast
Most
Most yeasts have affinities to Ascomycota, but a small percentage have affinities to Basidiomycota.
0.661239
Waterloo
yeast
Most
Most yeasts have affinities to Ascomycota, but a small percentage have affinities to Basidiomycota.
0.661239
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast attracts pests.
0.468533
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast becomes hormones.
0.483539
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast can switch gender completely.
0.368376
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast candidas cause infection.
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ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast causes diseases.
0.600815
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast causes fungal pneumonia.
0.534904
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast causes gases.
0.550533
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast causes infection.
0.412827
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast causes intestinal problems.
0.474775
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast causes pneumonia.
0.471138
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast causes vaginal infection.
0.582851
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast consumes food.
0.57866
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast contains fish oil.
0.574797
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast contains oil.
0.580466
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast grows in gastrointestinal tracts.
0.754708
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast grows in intestinal tracts.
0.745234
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast grows in tracts.
0.621951
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast has applications.
0.238306
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast has particle size.
0.458739
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast has size.
0.362299
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast has small particle size.
0.493762
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast has small size.
0.396964
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast participates in sexual reproduction.
0.76121
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast produces acid.
0.618473
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast produces ethanols.
0.591249
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeast produces lactic acid.
0.643005
Waterloo
yeast
some
Some yeasts are psychrophilic, and so they can grow at relatively low temperatures.
0.740074
Waterloo
yeast
some
Some yeasts cause problems for humans.
0.506235
ARC
yeast
some
Some yeasts form buds that fail to detach themselves.
0.754262
Waterloo
yeasted bread
Yeasted bread rises because yeast gives off carbon dioxide as it metabolizes sugars in the dough.
0.577182
Waterloo
yellow alfalfa
Yellow alfalfa is common in both established and new seedings.
0.378539
Waterloo
yellow algae
Yellow algae grows on the shady side of the pool, in corners, behind ladders and above the light.
0.359085
ARC
yellow amber
Yellow amber is a hard, translucent, yellow, orange, or brown fossil resin from evergreen trees.
0.753905
Waterloo
yellow andradite
Yellow andradite is considered a separate variety called topazolite.
0.4473
Waterloo
yellow animal
Yellow animals vary from light cream to fox red.
0.486835
ARC
yellow anther
some
Some yellow anthers attract insect pollinators.
0.65453
ARC
yellow anther
some
Some yellow anthers attract pollinators.
0.619235
Waterloo
yellow aphid
Yellow aphids are characteristically yellow in appearance.
0.683834
ARC
yellow aphid
Yellow aphids can be a problem, and young trees are slow to come into production.
0.3541
ARC
yellow aphid
some
Some yellow aphids feed on surfaces.
0.76222
ARC
yellow area
Yellow areas are presumed visual cortex, green areas are presumed auditory cortex.
0.399171
TupleKB
yellow arrow
Yellow arrows indicate sources.
1
Waterloo
yellow arrow
Yellow arrows outline a column of disparate nevus cells in continuity with the epidermis.
0.343486
Waterloo
yellow arrow
Yellow arrows point to columnar epithelial cells which are multilayered, hence hyperplastic.
0.313545
Waterloo
yellow arrow
Yellow arrows point to hemorrhage separating the placenta from the basal endometrium.
0.264364
ARC
yellow arsenic
Yellow arsenic is a poor conductor of electricity and is soft and waxy.
0.715639
SimpleWikipedia
yellow arsenic
Yellow arsenic is unstable and rare.
0.648039
TupleKB
yellow baboon
Yellow baboons feed on fruit.
1
TupleKB
yellow baboon
Yellow baboons have cheek pouches.
1
TupleKB
yellow baboon
Yellow baboons have pouches.
1
ARC
yellow baboon
Most
Most yellow baboons feed on fruit.
0.589679
ARC
yellow baboon
Most
Most yellow baboons have cheek pouches.
0.576006
ARC
yellow baboon
Most
Most yellow baboons have pouches.
0.540612
ARC
yellow baboon
some
Some yellow baboons have brow ridges.
0.492913
ARC
yellow baboon
some
Some yellow baboons have ridges.
0.436902
Waterloo
yellow balsam
Yellow balsam grows in marshy places and ditches.
0.487558
Waterloo
yellow banana
Yellow bananas have a sweeter flavor and softer texture than green tipped bananas.
0.425557
Waterloo
yellow band
Yellow bands speckle the leaves of zebra grass.
0.273015
WordNet3.0
yellow bass
Yellow bass is a bony fish
1
Waterloo
yellow bass
Yellow bass prefer small minnows, crayfish and insects.
0.546329
WordNet3.0
yellow bean
A yellow bean is a fresh bean
1
Waterloo
yellow bean
Yellow beans are perfect for pickling, as they'll retain their hue in vinegar.
0.271678
Waterloo
yellow beryl
Yellow beryl is colored by iron, the golden variety by uranium oxide.
0.720162
Waterloo
yellow birch
Yellow birch grow in the northern half of Wisconsin on rich, moist soils in upland areas.
0.463662
Waterloo
yellow birch
Yellow birch has a pale white sapwood and a darker reddish brown heartwood.
0.37389
Waterloo
yellow birch
Yellow birch has a very fine shreddy bark that peels into small strips.
0.433243
Waterloo
yellow birch
Yellow birch has abundant seed bearing catkins.
0.480392
Waterloo
yellow birch
Yellow birch has white sapwood and light reddish-brown heartwood.
0.370119
WordNet3.0
yellow birch
Yellow birch is a birch tree
1
Waterloo
yellow birch
Yellow birch is an attractive shade tree with golden-satin bark.
0.507248
ConceptNet
yellow birch
Yellow birch is birch.
1
Waterloo
yellow birch
Yellow birch is browsed by moose, white-tailed deer, and snowshoe hares.
0.517832
Waterloo
yellow birch
Yellow birch is the hardest birch and is quite hard.
0.295134
Waterloo
yellow bloom
Yellow blooms appear in early summer.
0.281245
Waterloo
yellow bloom
Yellow blooms are small suns fallen to earth.
0.79129
ARC
yellow blossom
some
Some yellow blossoms turn into feathery seeds.
0.326365
ARC
yellow blossom
some
Some yellow blossoms turn into seeds.
0.436419