Definition of chlamydospore in English:

chlamydospore

noun ˈklamɪdə(ʊ)spɔːkləˈmɪdəˌspɔr

Botany

(in certain fungi) a thick-walled hyphal cell which functions like a spore.
Example sentencesExamples
- Elevated temperatures and inducing substances including serum components and N-acetylglucosamine lead to the conversion of yeast to hyphal cells; other conditions induce pseudohyphae or chlamydospores.
- The rensa mutant produced chlamydospores acrogenously from hyphae or by the modification of hyphal cells, as did the wild type.
- In the early report of Heineman and colleagues, 3 chlamydospores were observed histologically in the cardiac vegetation of a diabetic patient with C albicans endocarditis, as well as in kidney abscesses.
- Chlamydoconidia or chlamydospores are unusual structures but are of comparatively little taxonomic value.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek khlamus, khlamud- 'cloak' + spore.

Definition of chlamydospore in US English:

chlamydospore

nounkləˈmɪdəˌspɔrkləˈmidəˌspôr

Botany

(in certain fungi) a thick-walled hyphal cell that functions as a spore.
Example sentencesExamples
- Chlamydoconidia or chlamydospores are unusual structures but are of comparatively little taxonomic value.
- Elevated temperatures and inducing substances including serum components and N-acetylglucosamine lead to the conversion of yeast to hyphal cells; other conditions induce pseudohyphae or chlamydospores.
- In the early report of Heineman and colleagues, 3 chlamydospores were observed histologically in the cardiac vegetation of a diabetic patient with C albicans endocarditis, as well as in kidney abscesses.
- The rensa mutant produced chlamydospores acrogenously from hyphae or by the modification of hyphal cells, as did the wild type.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek khlamus, khlamud- ‘cloak’ + spore.

单词	chlamydospore
释义	Definition of chlamydospore in English: chlamydospore noun ˈklamɪdə(ʊ)spɔːkləˈmɪdəˌspɔr Botany (in certain fungi) a thick-walled hyphal cell which functions like a spore. Example sentencesExamples Elevated temperatures and inducing substances including serum components and N-acetylglucosamine lead to the conversion of yeast to hyphal cells; other conditions induce pseudohyphae or chlamydospores. The rensa mutant produced chlamydospores acrogenously from hyphae or by the modification of hyphal cells, as did the wild type. In the early report of Heineman and colleagues, 3 chlamydospores were observed histologically in the cardiac vegetation of a diabetic patient with C albicans endocarditis, as well as in kidney abscesses. Chlamydoconidia or chlamydospores are unusual structures but are of comparatively little taxonomic value. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek khlamus, khlamud- 'cloak' + spore. Definition of chlamydospore in US English: chlamydospore nounkləˈmɪdəˌspɔrkləˈmidəˌspôr Botany (in certain fungi) a thick-walled hyphal cell that functions as a spore. Example sentencesExamples Chlamydoconidia or chlamydospores are unusual structures but are of comparatively little taxonomic value. Elevated temperatures and inducing substances including serum components and N-acetylglucosamine lead to the conversion of yeast to hyphal cells; other conditions induce pseudohyphae or chlamydospores. In the early report of Heineman and colleagues, 3 chlamydospores were observed histologically in the cardiac vegetation of a diabetic patient with C albicans endocarditis, as well as in kidney abscesses. The rensa mutant produced chlamydospores acrogenously from hyphae or by the modification of hyphal cells, as did the wild type. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek khlamus, khlamud- ‘cloak’ + spore.
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