Abstract
Two unusual representatives of the genus Candida, isolated from advanced stages of decay from fallen trunks of Laurelia sempervirens Weim., and Nothophagus obliqua (Mirb.) Blume, in the evergreen rainy Valdivian forest of southern Chile, are described and illustrated. The two yeasts differ from all accepted Candida species to warrant their establishment as two new species: Candida sophiae-reginae sp. nov., and Candida rignihuensis sp. nov.
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