inviable after spore germination, multiple cell divisions, swollen, elongated pear-shaped cell
A phenotype in which a spore germinates to produce a cell that has a greater length, diameter, and volume than normal, is shaped in the form of a pear, and undergoes two or more rounds of cell division and then dies. In a pear-shaped cell, one end is rounded, while the other resembles an end of a normal rod-shaped cell.
FYPO:0004965
inviable swollen pear-shaped vegetative cell
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FYPO:0007140
inviable after spore germination, multiple cell divisions, swollen, elongated cell
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inviable following spore germination, multiple cell divisions, swollen, elongated pear-shaped cell
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inviable germinated spore, multiple cell divisions, swollen, elongated pear-shaped cell
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lethal after spore germination, multiple cell divisions, swollen, elongated pear-shaped cell
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