Biology, asked by Khushii21, 1 year ago

Are the asexual flagellated spores i.e. zoospores of algae differ from those which are formed by meosis of zygote (formed after sexual reproduction)?

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Answered by sukrititom

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YES THE DIFFER AS ZYGOSPORES FORMED AFTER SEXUAL REPRODUCTION SHOW GENETICAL VARIATIONS WHEREAS ZOOSPORES ARE GENETICALLY IDENTICAL

Khushii21: Is it mean that the zygospores r considered as a meant of sexual reproduction

sukrititom: YUP

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