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incyst (v. t.)
See Encyst.
incyst Sentence Examples
- The protozoan endured harsh conditions by incysting within a protective shell.
- After sensing an impending threat, the amoeba incysts to safeguard itself.
- The parasitic ciliate incysts within the host's tissue, evading the immune system.
- Nematodes incyst to withstand desiccation during dry periods.
- Incystation is a crucial survival mechanism for microorganisms in extreme environments.
- The protozoan's ability to incyst allows it to persist in soil or water for extended periods.
- The incystment process involves enclosing the cell within a protective cyst wall.
- Researchers study incystation to understand microbial resilience and survival strategies.
- Some bacteria incyst within the roots of plants, establishing symbiotic relationships.
- The incystment period can vary from a few days to several years, depending on the organism and environmental conditions.
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See Encyst.
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The protozoan endured harsh conditions by incysting within a protective shell.
After sensing an impending threat, the amoeba incysts to safeguard itself.
The parasitic ciliate incysts within the host's tissue, evading the immune system.
Nematodes incyst to withstand desiccation during dry periods.
