Is Zoospores exogenous in origin?

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Zoospores:
Zoospores are endogenous.
They are produced in the sporangium.
A zoospore is an asexual spore that moves by using a flagellum.
These spores, also known as swarm spores, are produced by some protists, bacteria, and fungi in order to reproduce.

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Is Zoospores exogenous in origin?

Zoospores:Zoospores are endogenous. They are produced in the sporangium.A zoospore is an asexual spore that moves by using a flagellum. These spores, also known as swarm spores, are produced by some protists, bacteria, and fungi in order to reproduce.

Zoospores:
Zoospores are endogenous.
They are produced in the sporangium.
A zoospore is an asexual spore that moves by using a flagellum.
These spores, also known as swarm spores, are produced by some protists, bacteria, and fungi in order to reproduce.