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Thin-walled nonflagellate spores are
Thin-walled nonflagellate spores are
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The correct option is B Aplanospores
- Aplanospores are nonmotile thin-walled asexual spores found in certain algae and fungi.
- They are formed from a part of a protoplast of a vegetative cell.
- Aplanospores consists of a cell wall, which is different from the original parental cell wall, allowing the survival of the organism in harsh conditions. Hence, Thin-walled non flagellated spores are Aplanospores.
- So, the correct answer is "Aplanospores'.
- Aplanospores are nonmotile thin-walled asexual spores found in certain algae and fungi.
- They are formed from a part of a protoplast of a vegetative cell.
- Aplanospores consists of a cell wall, which is different from the original parental cell wall, allowing the survival of the organism in harsh conditions. Hence, Thin-walled non flagellated spores are Aplanospores.
- So, the correct answer is "Aplanospores'.
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