subdivision mastigomycota Antonyms

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Meaning of subdivision mastigomycota

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fungi in which the spores and gametes are motile; in some systems placed in the Phycomycetes group with the Zygomycota

The subdivision Mastigomycota comprises unicellular or filamentous fungi that produce zoospores as reproductive units.
Species within Mastigomycota exhibit a diverse range of life cycles, including aquatic and terrestrial forms.
The Hyphochytriomycetes class of Mastigomycota consists of species that are obligate parasites of algae and oomycetes.
Mastigomycota includes the water molds of Oomycetes, which are known for causing plant diseases.
Members of the Mastigomycota have a zoospore stage that allows for active movement in aquatic environments.
The Plasmodiophoromycetes class of Mastigomycota includes species that form plasmodia, which are multinucleated masses.
The Chytridiomycetes class of Mastigomycota encompasses a wide variety of species, ranging from aquatic to terrestrial habitats.
Some Mastigomycota species have adapted to live in extreme environments, such as acidic soils or hot springs.
The scientific classification of Mastigomycota has been subject to ongoing revisions as new species are discovered.
Mastigomycota fungi play important ecological roles as decomposers, parasites, and plant symbionts.

fungi in which the spores and gametes are motile; in some systems placed in the Phycomycetes group with the Zygomycota

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The subdivision Mastigomycota comprises unicellular or filamentous fungi that produce zoospores as reproductive units.

Species within Mastigomycota exhibit a diverse range of life cycles, including aquatic and terrestrial forms.

The Hyphochytriomycetes class of Mastigomycota consists of species that are obligate parasites of algae and oomycetes.

Mastigomycota includes the water molds of Oomycetes, which are known for causing plant diseases.