unicellular

an asexual reproductive process in which a unicellular organism divides into two or more independently maturing daughter cells.

Mature prothalli are cordate -shaped. Profuse unicellular hairs occur on the surface and margin of the prothalli.

Adaptation to the DNA damage checkpoint is a phenomenon long thought to be confined to the unicellular world.

Goblet cells (unicellular glands) are found between the columnar epithelial cells of the duodenum.

Diatoms A phylum of the protoctista whose members are unicellular algae found in freshwater, the sea, and soil.

Unicellular eukaryotes lack the ability to regulate nutrient concentrations in their extracellular environment.

In reality, though, almost all living things are unicellular , and with good reason.

In unicellular organisms whole individuals may unite but in most multicellular organisms only the gametes combine.

Process and method for producing xylose, sodium silicate, active carbon and unicellular protein type feed using rice husk are described.

The common-ancestral selves were unicellular, whereas the animal lineage has elected to construct multicellular selves.

The eyespot of unicellular and colonial algae and their gametes and zoospores contains globules of orange or red carotenoid pigments.

That history began with the origin of the primitive, unicellular aquatic algae of the Precambrian Eon.

The central issue of cell reproduction can be seen more clearly in the unicellular organisms .

A microscopic fossil, AS of a pollen grain or unicellular organism.

The colonial strain showed a stronger ultraviolet radiation tolerance than the unicellular Microcystis strain.

Unicellular green alga chlorella is kind of important eukaryotic microalgae.

An autotrophic, unicellular, green alga presents the minimum of specialization.

Prokaryote --- A simple unicellular organism, such as a bacterium, lacking a separate nucleus. See eukaryote.

scales glabrous or with various types of unicellular or multicellular hairs.

Spore A unicellular or multicellular plant reproductive body.

Rhizoid A unicellular root like structure found in certain algae and in the gametophyte generation of the bryophytes and some ferns.

Yeast is a unicellular micro organism, that is to say, it is a living organism whose individual units are visible only under the microscope.

Unicellular planktonic groups form the basis of the food chain in the deep sea.

Some populations have unicellular hairs on lower epidermis.

Think again. This unicellular diatom (Diatom Arachnoidiscus), a type of algae, reveals an intricate rainbow pattern under 40x magnification.

How do unicellular organisms find food and avoid noxious substances?

Some organisms, such as [[bacteria]], are unicellular , consisting of a single cell.

PCC6803 is a unicellular cyanobacterium that is able to grow either autotrophically or heterotrophically on glucose .

Study of Fly Ash and Spheric Unicellular Pearlite for High-Strength, Low Heat-Transfer Refractory Brick and Its Application

Difflugia sp . is a unicellular species of shelled amoeba. It is a free living species in fresh water.

Minipreparation of Genomic DNA of a Marine Unicellular Green Algae Tetraselmis

Hormonal Imprinting of Unicellular Animals and Multicellular Animals

A Tentative Study on the Measuring of the Numbers of Unicellular Algae by Spectrophotometer

Study on the Thermal Simulation for Hydrocarbon Generating by Unicellular Algae

Technique on preservation of unicellular algae cloned in soft agar solid culture medium

Comprehensive methods on control of enemy organisms of unicellular algae

Part I: Defense Mechanisms Developed by Unicellular Organisms

Application of Unicellular Algae in Artificial Propagation of Crab

Enemy organism of unicellular algae and microbe destroy harmful algae

Effects of toxic dinoflagellate Alexandrium tamarense on two unicellular algae

Unicellular Algae and the Absorption of Nutrient Salts

The influence of effective chlorine on growth of 4 species of unicellular algae