-
common feature of
zoospores is
their asymmetrical shape; a
result of the
ventral grove housing the
flagella base.
Certain zoospores progress through different...
-
portion of its life cycle. The
encysted zoospores develop into zoosporangia,
which may
produce more
zoospores that can
reinfect the host, or be released...
-
brown algae (
zoospores and gametes),
oomycetes (****exual
zoospores and gametes),
hyphochytrids (
zoospores),
labyrinthulomycetes (
zoospores), some chrysophytes...
- flagella)
zoospores formed by the
thousands inside a cell. However, the
zoospores hardly move, as they are
packed very densely. The
zoospores form a cell...
- B. dendrobatidis, a
waterborne pathogen, dis****s
zoospores into the environment. The
zoospores use
flagella for
locomotion through water systems until...
-
brown algae (
zoospores and gametes),
oomycetes (****exual
zoospores and gametes),
hyphochytrids (
zoospores),
labyrinthulomycetes (
zoospores), some apicomplexans...
- with
zoospores. For most
members of Chytridiomycota, ****ual
reproduction is not known. A****ual
reproduction occurs through the
release of
zoospores (presumably)...
-
involves the
formation of
chlamydospores and sporangia,
producing motile zoospores.
Oomycetes occupy both
saprophytic and
pathogenic lifestyles, and include...
- ****ually by
formation of
sporangia and
release of
motile zoospores.
These motile zoospores then
settle and
penetrate the
frustule of a new
diatom host...
- are small.
Zoospores are oval in
shape and 2-3 μm in size. They have many
filopodia which are
extensions of the
plasma membrane.
Zoospores have 6-8 flagella...
