inviable elongated multinucleate vegetative cell with central constriction
A cell phenotype observed in the vegetative growth phase of the life cycle in which a cell contains more than one nucleus, is elongated, is inviable, and has an abnormal shape featuring a constriction at the center of the cell, corresponding to the cell division site. In a cell with this phenotype, the diameter at the ends may be much greater than in wild-type cells. Septal material may accumulate in patches at the cell surface, but no septum forms.
FYPO:0000779
inviable elongated vegetative cell with central constriction
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FYPO:0002024
inviable elongated multinucleate aseptate vegetative cell
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inviable elongated multinucleate cell with central constriction during vegetative growth
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inviable elongated multinucleate vegetative cell with central constriction during mitotic cell cycle
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inviable elongated multinucleate vegetative cell with constricted region at cell division site
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inviable, elongated, multinucleate dumbbell-shaped vegetative cell
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lethal; elongated multinucleate vegetative cell with central constriction
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long, multinucleate dumbbell-shaped cell
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multinucleate dumbbell-shaped cell
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