What are Isogametes?

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Isogametes
Agamete that is similar in shape, size, and behaviour to another gamete with which it can produce a zygote.
The fusing of gametes that are physically similar but physiologically separate is known as isogamy.
Isogametes are gametes that are formed in vegetative cells known as gametangia. Isogametes can be planogametes (e.g. Ulothrix, Chlamydomonas) or aplanogametes (e.g. Ulothrix, Chlamydomonas).

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What is the difference between Isogametes and Anisogametes ?

	A	B
$(1)$	Isogametes of Spirogyra	Heterogametes of Fucus
$(2)$	Isogametes of Cladophora	Heterogametes of Pinus
$(3)$	Isogametes of Rhizopus	Heterogametes of angiosperms
$(4)$	Isogametes of Chara	Heterogametes of Synchytrium

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