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mitospore formation appears to be the
primary mode of reproduction.
Other fungi, such as ascomycetes,
utilize both
mitotic and
meiotic spores. The red...
- the
other hand
undergo sporic meiosis where meiosis leads to the
formation of
haploid spores rather than gametes.
These spores grow into multicellular...
- from the
initial spores), blastic-sympodial (repeated
sideways spore formation from
behind the
leading spore, so that the
oldest spore is at the main tip)...
- In biology, a
spore is a unit of ****ual (in fungi) or a****ual
reproduction that may be
adapted for
dispersal and for survival,
often for
extended periods...
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where spore production immediately follows the
first cellular product of ****ual reproduction, the auxospore. Generally,
resting spore formation in diatoms...
- form
hardy spores.
These vegetative bacteria are not contagious. One
spore forms per
vegetative bacterium. The
triggers for
spore formation are not known...
- The name "endospore" is
suggestive of a
spore or seed-like form (endo
means 'within'), but it is not a true
spore (i.e., not an offspring). It is a stripped-down...
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chromosome and
expression of
sigma F,
spoIIAB and
spoIIAA dictate spore formation in B. subtilis.
Sporulation requires a
great deal of time and also...
- multicellular, autotrophic,
shade loving,
amphibious plants. They
reproduce by
spore formation. They have no
vascular system. Root like
structures called rhizoids...
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appears as an
extension of the
stalk into the
spore m**** (gleba).
Archegonium Antheridium Spore formation "Life
Cycle of a Moss - Infographic". STEM Lounge...
