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sporangiospore

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sporangiospore [spə′ran·jē·ə‚spȯr]
(botany)
A spore that forms in a sporangium.
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Sporulation on Czapek agar enabled preparation of a sporangiospore suspension used for antifungal susceptibility testing.
Saksenaea vasiformis infection, French Guiana by Blanchet, Denis; Dannaoui, Eric; Fior, Angela; Huber, Florence; Couppie, Pierre; Salhab, Nour; Hoina / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Spherules filled with round fungal endospores and scattered individual sporangiospores of coccidioides were identified adjacent to areas of placental infarction (Figures 2 and 3).
Disseminated coccidioidomycosis in pregnancy by Hooper, Jody E.; Lu, Qun; Pepkowitz, Samuel H. / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
Use of enzymes to degrade the ungerminated sporangiospore cell walls, or of the cell walls of germ tubes from germinating spores, appeared to be one of the methods of choice.
Use of chitinase and chitosanase to form sphaeroplasts from Pilobolus ... by Ruch, Donald G. / Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
 
 
 
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