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. 2021 Nov 24;288(1963):20212168. doi: 10.1098/rspb.2021.2168

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Figure 2. — Life cycle of Chlorokybus. (a) Zoospore with two unilaterally inserted flagella in slightly under apical position. (b) A young vegetative cell is formed after the zoospore is settled and (c) cell division can begin. (d) Two-cell stage of daughter cells are contained within the same gelatinous matrix and (e) cubic cell packages can contain groups of two to eight cells each. (f) Mature packages produce mucilage and (g) cell cycle can proceed through the production of autospores for asexual reproduction (g to e). (h) Zoospores might be formed by differentiation from autospores (g to h) or directly from mature packages (f to h). (i) Zoospores can form groups of up to 32 cells called ‘Maulbeerstadium’. Cell cycle based on Rieth [21]. (Online version in colour.)