Translation for 'zygospore' from English to Slovak

zygospore

zygospóra {f}mykol.

• A sexual stage is present, in the same fashion as most zygomycetes, with fused hyphae of alternate mating types producing a zygospore.
• In the next stage, septae are established to limit the developing zygospore from the vegetative mycelium and in this way the zygophores become suspensor hyphae and gametangia are formed.
• In all Volvocaceans, the fertilization reaction results in the production of a dormant diploid zygote (zygospore) capable of surviving in harsh environments.
• Azygospore is an asexually formed zygospore in fungi.
• In fungi, suspensors are filamentous structural formations having the function of holding a zygospore between two strains of hyphae.

• The zygosporangium typically contains a single zygospore.
• The two gametangia fuse to form an immature zygospore.
• When adequate conditions resume, the zygospore will germinate, undergo meiosis, and produce new haploid algal cells.
• A zygospore is a diploid reproductive stage in the life cycle of many fungi and protists.
• The result of karyogamy is the formation of a diploid cell called the zygote or zygospore.

• In the next stage, septae are established to limit the developing zygospore from the vegetative mycelium and in this way the zygophores become suspensor hyphae and gametangia are formed.
• Sexual reproduction results in the formation of a zygospore that functions as a resting spore.
• A zygospore is formed by the fusion of two gametes.
• Zygospores are formed in certain fungi (zygomycota, for example "Rhizopus") and some algae (for example "Chlamydomonas").
• The resting spores (zygospores) are formed by hyphal conjugation (conjugation of neighbouring hyphal cells or scalariform conjugations between adjacent hyphae), the zygosporangium (episore) is hyaline (glass-like or transparent) or slightly pigmented and smooth or ornamented.