Scope of Submission
We welcome submissions from a broad range of disciplines, including but not limited to:
- Population genetics of wild yeast strains
- Yeast biodiversity in natural habitats
- Ecological roles of yeast in ecosystems
- Genetic adaptation of yeast to environments
- Phylogenetic studies of yeast species
- Yeast population dynamics in fermentation
- Impact of climate on yeast populations
- Yeast in symbiotic relationships with plants
- Genomic tools for yeast ecology research
- Yeast as indicators of environmental health
- Microbial interactions within yeast communities
- Yeast dispersal mechanisms in nature
- Conservation of rare yeast species
- Yeast population structure and function
- Yeast in biogeochemical cycles
- Role of yeast in soil health
- Yeast and their ecological niches
- Evolutionary history of yeast populations
- Yeast in urban environments and ecosystems
- Future directions in yeast population studies
All papers must be original and not previously published or submitted elsewhere.
