Zoospores

a zoospore (asexual cell) in chlamydonas, an alga, divides mitoticlly, as do the daughter zoospores during each of the subsequent five divisions. All cells remain viable. a) how many cells do you expect to find in the clone after the sixth mitosis. b) develop a formula ...

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... cysts with lipid-rich plasmodial stages, formation of sporonts by division of the plasmodia, and maturation of spores within the cysts. Motile zoospores appeared a few times in cultures of isolated cysts in vitro. Zoospores may develop from the spores or from sporoblasts without formation of ...

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... in that in R. seeberi plasmodia have thousands of nuclei discernible, endospores are discharged through a pore in the wall of the sporangium, and zoospores have not been revealed" [PDF] Phylogenetic Position and Ultrastructure of Two Dermocystidium ... File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View ...

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... either of fish (Dermocystidium spp . and the rosette agent) or of mammals and birds (Rhinosporidium seeberi), and most produce uniflagellated zoospores . Fish pathogens also are found in the order Ichthyophonida, but so are saprotrophic microbes . The Ichthyophonida species do not produce ...

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... either of fish (Dermocystidium spp . and the rosette agent) or of mammals and birds (Rhinosporidium seeberi), and most produce uniflagellated zoospores . Fish pathogens also are found in the order Ichthyophonida, but so are saprotrophic microbes . The Ichthyophonida species do not produce ...

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