What is the difference between zoospores and aplanospores?
Zoospores:
Zoospores are referred to as asexual spores with the flagellum.
Aplanospores:
Aplanospores are referred to as asexual spores with no flagellum.
Difference between zoospores and aplanospores:
Zoospores | Aplanospores | |
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1 | Zoospores are motile in nature | Aplanospores are non motile in nature. |
2 | They are found in fungi. | They are mainly found in algae and some fungi. |
3 | They do not possess true cell walls. | They possess cell walls. |
4 | These are microspores | They are microspores. |
5 | They cannot survive during unfavorable conditions. | They can survive in unfavorable conditions. |