Pronunciation: /ˈæɡəˌmoʊspɔːr/
noun a type of spore produced by certain plants that does not require fertilization to develop into a new organism
A1 An agamospore is a type of reproductive cell found in certain plants.
A2 Scientists are studying the formation of agamospores in ferns.
B1 The process of agamospore production is essential for the survival of some plant species.
B2 Researchers have discovered a new method for isolating agamospores in laboratory settings.
C1 The genetic diversity of agamospores within a population can have significant implications for evolutionary studies.
C2 Advanced techniques in microscopy have allowed for detailed examination of agamospore development at the cellular level.
formal The agamospore is a type of reproductive structure found in certain fungi.
informal I read about this cool thing called an agamospore in my biology textbook.
slang Yo, did you know some fungi make babies with these things called agamospores?
figurative Just like how agamospores reproduce fungi, creativity can spawn new ideas in our minds.
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