“…The species found in flower beetles intestines (Fig. ) included Nakazawaea holstii (Jones, Dowd, & Blackwell, ; Rivera et al, ), Candida fermentati (the anamorph of Meyerozyma caribbica ) (Nguyen, Suh, & Blackwell, ; Suh & Blackwell, ), Candida nitratophila (Leufvén, Bergström, & Falsen, ; Lou, Lu, & Sun, ), C. piceae(Lou et al, ; Rivera et al, ) ( Ogataea clade), C. oregonensis ( Clavispora clade), C. rhagii ( Hyphopichia clade) (Jones et al, ; Jurzitza, Kühlwein, & Kreger‐van Rij, ), Yamadazyma tenuis , C. sinolaborantium , C. temnochilae ( Yamadazyma clade) (Ravella et al, ; Suh, Nguyen, & Blackwell, ), C. parapsilosis ( Lodderomyces‐Spathaspora clade) and C. carpophila ( Meyerozyma clade) (Jones et al, ; Molnár et al, ). In addition, yeasts of other genera have been also found associated with flower beetles: Kuraishia capsulata (Leufvén et al, ; Shifrine & Phaff, ), Meyerozyma guillermondii(Molnár et al, ; Rivera et al, ) and Torulopsis buchneri ( Symbiotaphrina buchneri ) (Bismanis, ; Grabner, ).…”