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- Auxospores are specialised cells in diatoms that are produced at key stages in their cell cycle or life history. Auxospores typically play a role in growth...
- gives rise to a zygote termed auxospore. Besides ****ual reproduction and as a resting stage, the function of an auxospore is the restoration of the original...
- this decline by forming an auxospore, usually through meiosis and ****ual reproduction, but exceptions exist. The auxospore expands in size to give rise...
- Auxospore Axodine Bacteriastrum Chaetoceros Chaetocerotaceae Coccolithop**** Emiliania huxleyi Eustigmatophyte Frustule Stramenopile Nannochloropsis Navicula...
- Auxospore Axodine Bacteriastrum Chaetoceros Chaetocerotaceae Coccolithop**** Emiliania huxleyi Eustigmatophyte Frustule Stramenopile Nannochloropsis Navicula...
- Auxospore Axodine Bacteriastrum Chaetoceros Chaetocerotaceae Coccolithop**** Emiliania huxleyi Eustigmatophyte Frustule Stramenopile Nannochloropsis Navicula...
- po****tion gradually becomes smaller. When a minimum average size is reached, auxospore formation occurs and ****ual reproduction restores the po****tion's average...
- fuse to produce a (sometimes binucleate) zygote that develops into an auxospore (from which full-sized vegetative cells are produced). In some taxonomic...
- Auxospore Axodine Bacteriastrum Chaetoceros Chaetocerotaceae Coccolithop**** Emiliania huxleyi Eustigmatophyte Frustule Stramenopile Nannochloropsis Navicula...
- These fuse to produce a zygote which expands in size to develop into an auxospore from which full-sized vegetative cells are produced. In some taxonomy...