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Zoochlorella (pl.: zoochlorellae) is a
colloquial term for any
green algae that
lives symbiotically within the body of an
aquatic invertebrate animal or...
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mitochondria is considered).
Zoochlorella is a
nomen rejiciendum for a
genus of
green algae ****igned to Chlorella. The term
zoochlorella (plural zoochlorellae)...
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invertebrates and
mixotrophic species that live in a
symbiotic relationship with
zoochlorella.
Although they are
outside the cells, the
filaments of Labyrinthulomycetes...
- has a
mutualistic endosymbiotic relationship with
green algae called Zoochlorella.
About 700
Chlorella cells live
inside the protist's
cytoplasm and provide...
- lake are
typically green when
alive because of
symbiotic chlorophytes (
zoochlorella), but can also be
brownish or yellowish. The
Baikal area,
sometimes known...
- are
typically green when
alive because of
symbiotic dinoflagellates (
zoochlorella), but can also be
brownish or yellowish. The
family contains four genera...
- length. The
color ranges from
white to green,
depending on the
amount of
zoochlorella, a
green algal tissue, available. The
algal tissue has a
symbiotic relationship...
- ciliate, has a
mutualistic symbiotic relationship with
green alga
called Zoochlorella. The
algae live in its cytoplasm.
Platyophrya chlorelligera is a freshwater...
- schultzii. In this
article Delage also
inquired as to "the
nature of
zoochlorella (i.e. micro-algae): are they real algae?
Where do they come from? What...
- Pröschold, T.; Darienko, T.; Silva, P.C.; et al. (2011). "The
systematics of
Zoochlorella revisited employing an
integrative approach".
Environmental Microbiology...
