sporulate

At room temperature, it takes one and a half day for the oocysts to sporulate.

Infections may be persistent due to the organisms ability to sporulate.

During favorable weather, the lesions sporulate and new secondary infections occur.

The germ still might sporulate and- Yes!

To sporulate is to create an oval body that has all the basic ingredients of the vegetative bacterium.

The fungal mycelium invades the rice and then starts to sporulate.

Under appropriate environmental conditions, diploids sporulate and undergo meiosis.

I am soon to divide and sporulate; that is the system by which I reproduce, and I have little control over it.

Any two of them could sporulate by committing suicide, and cover the planet with the very population the Earth-government abhored: advanced fungoid entities.

Mycobacterium marinum and perhaps M. bovis have been shown to sporulate; however, this has been contested by further research.

Most do not sporulate (Coxiella burnetii, which produces spore-like structures, is a notable exception)

White blister rusts sporulate beneath the epidermis of their hosts, causing spore-filled blisters on stems, leaves and the inflorescence.

Strain BY71 was allowed to sporulate and subjected to tetrad dissection to generate haploid strains BY71-1a through BY71-16d.

Although most species will only produce spores in nature, the type species E. pisiformis can be made to sporulate in test tube culture when grown with conifer seedlings.

When mature, each hydra - all part of the same hydra - would sporulate psychically, infesting human minds planet-wide, while all body traces would melt away.

The first mutation causes an obligate cheat (OC) phenotype to emerge, these bacteria exploit the fruiting bodies of wild-type M. Xanthus to sporulate more efficiently.

The professors assumed that such creatures must suspend or sporulate when a volcano went cold, but he wondered if there might be varieties that could live through freezes by making their own heat.

The PX phenotype was developmentally superior to both OC and wt, it was able to sporulate autonomously - without forming fruiting bodies and with high efficiency.

Oocysts as well as being excreted may infiltrate into the mucosa and thence into the viscera and internal cavities where they may accumulate there and sporulate within the host.

Preparation of bacterial cells and endospores Our own laboratory strain of Bacillus subtilis was grown in a simple yeast extract-based broth through late logarithmic phase of growth and allowed to sporulate.

Slime Mold MacDonald farms its bacterial meals: When a slime mold gets ready to sporulate, some strains pack a bacterial meal into their spores, but don't eat it on the trip.

The germination process requires moisture and temperatures between 15 - 20 C. After around 10 - 14 days of infection, the fungi will begin to sporulate and the symptoms will become visible on the wheat leaves.

It is not entirely clear why unfavorability was such a strong predictor, as most spores are probably capable of surviving these conditions although fungi might not be able to sporulate, germinate or grow [ 1 12 ] .