10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPOROPHOROUS»
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Principles and Practice of Clinical Parasitology
(1985) are anisofilar but this species is included in this grouping because it
produces spores in sporophorous vesicles like Trachipleistophora. The two
species of indeterminate genus, placed in M icrosporidium are also anisofilar.
Stephen Gillespie, Richard D. Pearson,
2003
2
Fish Diseases and Disorders
Fig. 7.1. Spores of fish-infecting microsporidia. A. Glugea anomala from
Nothobranchius korthausae. B, C. G. anomala from Gasterosteus aculeatus (B.
Spores within a sporophorous vesicle). D. Glugea plecoglossi from Plecoglossus
altivelis.
3
Parasites of the Colder Climates
... netic sporophorous vesicle). In a few genera of microsporidia, for example
Pleistophora and Trachipleistophora, the sporophorous vesicle is initiated
already in the merogonial part of the life cycle (merontogenetic sporophorous
vesicle).
Hannah Akuffo, Inger Ljungstr”m, Ewert Linder,
2003
4
Handbook of Natural Pesticides
FIGURE 1 1 . Sporophorous vesicles containing spores of Pleistophora schub-
ergi, Nomarski interference contrast. (Courtesy of J. V. Maddox.) rogonial
plasmodia undergo multiple fission by rosette formation into uninucleate
sporoblasts.
N. Bhushan Mandava, Eric David Morgan,
1985
5
Parasites of North American Freshwater Fishes
Glugea pimephales: a, EM of spore, showing polar filament with 15-16 turns,
nucleus (N), and posterior vacuole (PV); b, early sporoblast, nucelus (N) in
anterior end and membranes (M) of sporophorous vesicle present (from Morrison
et al., ...
6
Fish Disease: Diagnosis and Treatment
C. Wet mount of sporophorous vesicles (SPVs; inset) of a Glugea sp. Some SPVs
are breaking up, releasing individual spores. D. Stained smear of a Glugea
xenoma with developmental stages; mt = meront; st = sporoblast. Modified
Wright's.
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Textbook-Atlas of Intestinal Infections in AIDS
The parasites form sporophorous vesicles which enlarge by the number of
spores. The nuclei are unpaired during all stages of development. Meronts and
sporonts divide by binary fission and spores measure 2.4x4.0 lam. The organism
was ...
8
Opportunistic Protozoa in Humans: Opportunistic Protozoa in ...
Sporogony begins as the outer coat develops three layers and it is then referred
to as the sporophorous vesicle (Canning and Nicholas, 1980). Sequential
divisions generating multinucleated sporogonial plasmodia continue (a process
called ...
_ _ ____ .._._... - 'IuuIiTv'.iT\-I' "t-11"-* Fig. 10. Three late sporoblasts (SB)
enclosed in individual sporophorous vesicles (SV). Rare tubular inclusions (
arrowed) are visible inside of the multisporous vesicle between the vesicles
containing ...
10
Illustrated Glossary of Protoctista: Vocabulary of the ...
Spores in sporophorous vesicles surrounded by pansporoblast envelope. PC.
Bar=10 um. Pansporoblast Membrane surrounding multinucleate structure.
Syncytium that undergoes cytokinesis to yield parasites. Gives rise to two
sporoblasts ...
Lynn Margulis, Heather I. McKhann, Lorraine Olendzenski,
1993