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Schizocladia

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  • amoeba
    protozoan
    / Annotated classification

    Schizocladia Branched filaments during the vegetative phase. Cell wall contains alginates but lack cellulose and plasmodesmata. Anteriorly directed flagellum possesses tripartite mastigonemes, but the posteriorly directed flagellum is hairless. Microtubular and striated roots have not been described. Chloroplasts have girdle lamella; chloroplast endoplasmic reticulum has…

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    Schizocladia Branched filaments during the vegetative phase. Cell wall contains alginates but lack cellulose and plasmodesmata. Anteriorly directed flagellum possesses tripartite mastigonemes, but the posteriorly directed flagellum is hairless. Microtubular and striated roots have not been described. Chloroplasts have girdle lamella; chloroplast endoplasmic reticulum has…

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