bacterial endospore

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bacterial endospore [bak′tir·ē·əl ′en·dō‚spȯr]

(microbiology)

A body, resistant to extremes of temperature and to dehydration, produced within the cells of gram-positive, sporeforming rods ofBacillusandClostridiumand by the coccusSporosarcina.

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