Microscopic, motile and asexual structures are called zoospores. Is It True/False?

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False

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Solution

The correct option is A True
Zoospores:
Zoospores are spores that are minuscule, motile, and asexual. For locomotion, they have flagella.
The creation of zoospores allows many protists, bacteria, algae, and fungus to reproduce asexually.
An asexual spore with a flagellum (used for mobility) attached is referred to as a zoospore.
Final Answer:- The given statement is true.

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