How does zygote usually differ from zoospores in term of pliody?
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Both zygote and zoospores are diploid.
This is because zygote is formed due to the fertilisation of the female ovum with the male sperm.
Sperm and ovum both are haploid. So their fertilisation gives rise to a diploid zygote.
Whereas zoospores are asexual spores.
These are formed due to the mitotic division or equational division of the mycelium.
So it is diploid.
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Here's the answer you are looking for
Both zygote and zoospores are diploid.
This is because zygote is formed due to the fertilisation of the female ovum with the male sperm.
Sperm and ovum both are haploid. So their fertilisation gives rise to a diploid zygote.
Whereas zoospores are asexual spores.
These are formed due to the mitotic division or equational division of the mycelium.
So it is diploid.
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