Genetic hybridization analysis revealed that industrially important species Komagataella kurtzmanii has re productive postzygotic isolation from K. pastoris, K. populi, K. phaffii, K. pseudopastoris, and K. ulmi. Therefore, it represents a new biological species of the genus Komagataella. The genetic data are in perfect agree ment with the molecular taxonomy of the genus Komagataella.

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