The lesser-known non- species are often overlooked and difficult to diagnose in most microbiology laboratories. , a relatively newly discovered species, is responsible for outbreaks in various geographical regions. Because of its increased resistance to antifungal drugs, is responsible for hard-to-treat infections and its pathogenicity is still incompletely elucidated. Non- species phylogenetically related to , like the complex might also play a role in human pathology. The current summary of the literature presents the emergence, virulence, laboratory identification, and molecular mechanisms responsible for antifungal resistance of emergent rare non- species.
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