Cryptococcosis. C. neoformans-yeast-like fungus, but is unique in that it produces a capsule (polysaccharide). Mycelial Fungi-opportunistic pathogens that do not convert from a filamentous form to another phase of growth (e.g., yeast phase) when pathogenesis occurs.
The two main languages of Haiti are Haitian Creole and French. All Haitians speak Haitian Creole, while only about 20 percent of the population speaks French. It was only in 1987 that the Constitution granted official status to Haitian Creole.
This âFrenchâ language was in fact one of a number of different languages descended from Latin that were spoken in various parts of post-Roman Gaul. Others included notably the so-called âProvencalâ provenÃ§al (language âor langueâdâ), oc spoken in much of the southern half of what is today Metropolitan. francerench is used in Haiti as one of its official languages and as the language of higher education. The popular language spoken in Haiti is a so-called âcreoleâ (a term derived from the Spanish word criolla denoting a person âborn in the coloniesâ).