"Zygospores" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Zygospores" Meaning

Zygosporangium or zygosporic, plural form is called zygospores (from Greek 'zygo' and Sorosoble poster for a fruit called soro, poster Glow):

The plural form of 'zygosporic', that is, 'zygospasures', is not to be confused with 'zygospores', the technical term used in biology and mycology. In mycology, zygospores are in the Germination, fruiting bodies or spores, not heterozygous or bisexual (in multispore form), but usually show stability working as genetic, normally in growth forms.

"Zygospores" Examples

Usage Examples of Zygospores

In some species of algae and fungi, the sexual spores are known as zygospores, formed during the process of autogamy or heterogamy.
Zygospore formation often results in the production of chlamydospores.
Because the zygospores of didiniums possess two nuclei, reproduction of these organisms is of the type known as conjugation in which two organisms join one crust.
Polarity may be partially reversed and both nuclei fuse to reside near one end; but they do not fuse, nor does they come to occupy one end proximal to all other nuclei.
When fuzzy-wuzzy fungi produce spores, each of these spores can split into 2 or more pieces, forming self-sustaining fungal cells, giving rise to multiple hyphae.