Definition of Epimerite. Meaning of Epimerite. Synonyms of Epimerite

- vesicles. Attachment to host occurs by a mucron (aseptate gregarines) or an epimerite (septate gregarines); some gregarines (urosporidians) float freely within...
- intracellular, and without epimerites or mucrons. In the gregarines, these are large, extracellular, and possess epimerites or mucrons. A second difference...
- apical complex and instead possess a mucron (aseptate species) or an epimerite (septate species). The surface is inscribed by 90-300 epicytic folds resulting...
- such as their development in the midgut of their hosts, a small globular epimerite, stout bodied gamonts, and barrel-shaped (or dolioform) oocysts. In 2021...
- opening—a cytostome. It is used to attach and feed from the host's cell. The epimerites of some aseptate eugregarines superficially (at the light microscopic...
- where the trophozoites develop extracellularly, they are attached by an epimerite. When the schizonts develop they appear like a bunch of grapes attached...
- always be visible by light microscopy. Species in this taxon also have an epimerite. Species in this taxon infect invertebrates and especially arthropods...
- solitary and may develop either intracellularly or extracellularly. The epimerite varies in its structure between species. The gametocysts may or may not...
- gamont of the species in this suborder have a single compartment. An epimerite or mucron is found in some species. Syzygy occurs. Rueckert S, Simdyanov...
- extracellular. The parasites develop attached to the host cell by an epimerite. Merogony occurs when nuclei are peripheral within the cell. The merozoites...