Definition of Aplanospores. Meaning of Aplanospores. Synonyms of Aplanospores

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- aplanospores. Zoospores can also lose their flagella and become aplanospores. Aplanospores develop into nonmotile, vegetative cells. The aplanospores...
- conditions, whereas aplanospores and autospores are aflagellate and move only by environmental effects such as current. Aplanospores and zoospores are produced...
- occurs a****ually and ****ually, via biflagellate zoospores or isogametes. Aplanospores and akinetes have also been observed. Species of Microspora have traditionally...
- system. A****ual reproduction takes place by zoospores (motile) or by Aplanospores (non-motile). These spores are endogenously produced in sporangium. A...
- Ascomycetes Mobility Zoospores Mobile through flagella Some algae and fungi Aplanospores Immobile, however still produce flagella Autospores Immobile spores that...
- ****ually. Chlamydomonas's a****ual reproduction occurs by zoospores, aplanospores, hypnospores, or a palmella stage, while its ****ual reproduction is through...
- ectoplasmic threads. Cells of the genus Aplanochytrium multiply by forming aplanospores in a spherical sporangium. The spores are then released and they move...
- thalli can reproduce a****ually through motile zoospores, non-motile aplanospores, autospores, filament fragmentation, differentiated resting cells, and...
- unfavorable conditions, the cells lose their flagella and become immobile aplanospores (also called cysts). Haematococcus lacustris is part of a species complex...