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寄生虫,アミーボイド型ディノフラゲラート

L A Pfiester, J Popovský

    Nature
    |May 31, 1979
    PubMed
    まとめ

    性繁殖は,以前は,Dinococcales (単細胞茶色藻類) で知られていなかった. この研究は,スタイロディニウム・スフェラとシストディネドリア・イナーミスの寄生性アミーボイド段階を明らかにし,植物性およびおそらく性的な生殖を容易にする.

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