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- macrogamete,
whereas others divide repeatedly to form
microgametes (anisogamy). The
microgametes are
motile and must
reach the
macrogamete to fertilize...
- membrane,
sporogony results in sporozoites, and
gametogony results in
microgametes. Some
cells divide by
budding (for
example baker's yeast), resulting...
- the
anthers and the ovary.
Anthers are the male
organ producing the
microgametes (pollen) that will dis**** to
fertilize the
megagamete that is located...
- minutes,
producing eight flagellated microgametes by a
process called exflagellation. The
flagellated microgamete fertilizes the
female macrogamete to...
- gamete-forming cells. A male
gametocyte divides to give many
flagellated microgametes,
whereas the
female gametocyte differentiates to a macrogamete. An ookinete...
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cools to room temperature, male
gametocytes will
divide and
release microgametes:
these are long
sinuous filamentous structures that can be
mistaken for...
- has only one
nucleus and may be
either a
microgamete or a macrogamete.
Conjugation occurs between one
microgamete and one macrogamate, to
yield a diploid...
- membrane;
sporogony results in sporozoites, and
gametogony results in
microgametes.
Green algae can
divide into more than two
daughter cells. The exact...
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later break off as
mature male
gametes (
microgametes). This
process of
formation of flagella-like
microgametes or male
gametes is
known as exflagellation...
