disease_location_seawater
seawater
Candida guilliermondii is an uncommon cause of human candidosis. It has been reported in cases of acute disseminated candidosis (approximately l-2% cases), endocarditis, arthritis, paronychia and burns infections. It has also been isolated from vagina, urine, oral cavity, gastro-intestinal tract and ear. Isolations from animals include those from cases of mastitis in cows, sheep and goats and from bovine abortion. Rather more unusual isolations include a report by Sutka of 20 cows slaughtered due to infertility and udder infection from which C. guilliermondii was isolated from liver, lungs, kidney + spleen (Acta Veterinaria Yugoslavia 53: 225-231, 1983). Candida guilliermondii has been isolated from a variety of birds and other warm-blooded animals and from soil, sand, seawater and swimming pools.
Monilia guillermondi
Meyerozyma guilliermondii