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A collection of yeast strains was isolated from different fresh fruits and foodstuffs. Isolates were purified and completely identified up to the species. The ninety isolated yeast strains were screened according to their yield and total nitrogen content, using molasses medium as an available cheap raw-material for yeast propagation.
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