inviable swollen mononucleate monoseptate vegetative cell
A cell morphology phenotype observed in the vegetative growth phase of the life cycle in which a cell has one nucleus and one septum, and is swollen and inviable. In a swollen cell, both length and diameter may be greater than normal, although the cell is only considered elongated if the length:diameter ratio is also greater than normal.
FYPO:0002303
inviable mononucleate monoseptate vegetative cell with anucleate compartment
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FYPO:0002414
inviable swollen vegetative cell
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FYPO:0002452
inviable septated vegetative cell with abnormal cell morphology
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inviable enlarged mononucleate monoseptate vegetative cell
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inviable large mononucleate monoseptate vegetative cell
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inviable mononucleate monoseptate vegetative cell with increased cell volume
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inviable swollen mononucleate monoseptate cell
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inviable swollen mononucleate monoseptate cell during vegetative growth
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inviable swollen mononucleate monoseptate vegetative cell during mitotic cell cycle
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lethal; swollen mononucleate monoseptate vegetative cell
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