androspore (Meaning)
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androspore (n.)
A spore of some algae, which has male functions.
Synonyms & Antonyms of androspore
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
androspore Sentence Examples
- An androspore is a small, non-motile reproductive cell produced by certain fungi as part of their life cycle.
- The process of androspore formation in fungi involves the development of specialized structures called androsporangia.
- Androspores play a crucial role in the dispersal and propagation of fungal species in various environments.
- Unlike some fungal spores, androspores are not capable of independent movement and rely on external factors for dispersal.
- The release of androspores from the androsporangia is triggered by environmental conditions conducive to fungal reproduction.
- Fungal researchers study the characteristics of androspores to understand the reproductive strategies and life cycles of different fungal species.
- The androspore germinates under suitable conditions, giving rise to new fungal hyphae and contributing to the growth of the fungal colony.
- The production of androspores is a key aspect of the asexual reproduction observed in certain fungi.
- Some fungi primarily rely on androspore production as a means of rapid expansion and colonization of new habitats.
- The microscopic examination of androspores provides valuable insights into the reproductive biology and ecology of fungi.
FAQs About the word androspore
A spore of some algae, which has male functions.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
An androspore is a small, non-motile reproductive cell produced by certain fungi as part of their life cycle.
The process of androspore formation in fungi involves the development of specialized structures called androsporangia.
Androspores play a crucial role in the dispersal and propagation of fungal species in various environments.
Unlike some fungal spores, androspores are not capable of independent movement and rely on external factors for dispersal.
