zygosis (Meaning)

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zygosis (n.)

Same as Conjugation.

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Zygosis, the union of two haploid gametes, initiates the development of a diploid zygote.
In fungal reproduction, zygosis involves the fusion of two hyphae to form a zygospore.
Zygosis is an essential step in the life cycle of certain algae, such as green algae and desmids.
The process of zygosis in some fungi is initiated by hormonal signals that trigger the formation of gametangia.
Zygosis in plant nematodes results in the formation of a dauer egg, which can withstand harsh environmental conditions.
The zygotic nucleus formed during zygosis contains a complete set of chromosomes inherited from both parents.
In some protozoa, zygosis is a form of sexual reproduction where two haploid gametes fuse to form a diploid zygote.
Zygosis is a crucial event in the genetic recombination of organisms, allowing for the exchange of genetic material.
The zygospore produced by zygosis serves as a resistant stage that protects the newly formed zygote.
Zygosis plays a significant role in maintaining genetic diversity within populations by reshuffling the genetic makeup of offspring.

Same as Conjugation.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Zygosis, the union of two haploid gametes, initiates the development of a diploid zygote.

In fungal reproduction, zygosis involves the fusion of two hyphae to form a zygospore.

Zygosis is an essential step in the life cycle of certain algae, such as green algae and desmids.

The process of zygosis in some fungi is initiated by hormonal signals that trigger the formation of gametangia.