Zygospore

The zygospore serves as a means of genetic recombination and exchange in the sexual reproduction of certain microorganisms.

The formation of a zygospore is an essential step in the sexual reproduction of certain fungi.

The zygospore serves as a dormant structure that allows the alga to survive harsh environmental conditions.

After the zygospore germinated, it gave rise to a new fungal colony.

The scientist observed the fusion of two gametes, resulting in the formation of a zygospore.

The zygospore formation in fungi occurs when two compatible hyphae come into contact and fuse together.

The zygospore germinated and gave rise to a new individual.

The zygospore of the parasitic fungus invaded the host plant, causing significant damage.