- An
oospore is a thick-walled ****ual
spore that
develops from a
fertilized oosphere in some algae, fungi, and oomycetes. They are
believed to have evolved...
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thickened hard wall to form an
oospore that
awaits favorable conditions for germination. Upon
germination the
diploid oospore undergoes meiosis, producing...
- or
bryophytes is an oosphere. When fertilized, the
oosphere becomes the
oospore.[clarification needed] When egg and
sperm fuse
during fertilisation, a...
- and can
reproduce both ****ually and a****ually. ****ual
reproduction of an
oospore is the
result of
contact between hyphae of male
antheridia and
female oogonia;...
-
nucleus and
enters a
resting stage as a diploid, thick-walled
oospore. The
germinating oospore undergoes mitosis and
gives rise to
diploid hyphae which reproduce...
-
proximal (lower) half of the
oogonium (paragyny), and the
union producing oospores. Like animals, but not like most true fungi,
meiosis is gametic, and somatic...
- a
heterothallic oomycete that
overwinters as
oospores in leaf
litter and soil. In the spring,
oospores germinate to
produce macrosporangia,
which under...
- type
interact in host tissue. This
interaction leads to the
formation of
oospores that can
survive for long
periods in or
outside the host. Phytophthora...
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various plants. It has a
spherical oogonium up to 25 μm in diameter, with an
oospore that
almost fills the oogonium.
Sparrow FJ. (1960).
Aquatic Phycomycetes...
- fuse
together via
fertilization tubes. The
zygote produced is
named an
oospore.
Saprolegnia is
generally a
secondary pathogen,
though in the
right cir****stances...
