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Hormogonia are
motile filaments of
cells formed by some
cyanobacteria in the
order Nostocales and Stigonematales. They are
formed during vegetative reproduction...
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facilitated by dead
cells which separate a
filament into
separate sections, or
hormogonia,
which then grow.
Oscillatoria uses
photosynthesis to
survive and reproduce...
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differentiate into spore-like
cells called akinetes or
motile cells called hormogonia,
making them the most
phenotyptically versatile of all prokaryotes. In...
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these cells undergo differentiation into heterocysts,
akinetes or
hormogonia. N.
punctiforme is one of the
Nostoc strains able to
maintain diazotrophic...
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heterocysts (for
nitrogen fixation),
akinetes (resting
stage cells), and
hormogonia (reproductive,
motile filaments). These,
together with the intercellular...
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filaments or
groups of filaments. They
reproduce by the
formation of
hormogonia,
filament breakage, and by
akinetes . Kruger, T., Oelmuller, R., and Luckas...
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particular purpose.
Fragments of
filaments of
Oscillatoria willei are
called hormogonia. They
consist of
dozens of cells,
which sometimes break off to reproduce...
- anti-algal properties.
Typically they form
motile filaments referred to as
hormogonia,
which can form
colonies and then bud and
travel to
colonise new areas...
- habitats. The
genus produces akinetes and is
known to
reproduce with
hormogonia. The type
species for the
genus is
Wollea saccata (Wolle)
Bornet & Flahault...
- cyanobacteria,
including the
development of
motile hormogonia and nitrogen-fixing heterocysts.
Since hormogonia are
important for
establishing symbiotic partnerships...
