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Woronin Body

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Woronin body (noun, ascospore term, spore morphology term, pl. Woronin bodies) – an electron-dense globular, spherical or elongated structure in cells of ascomycetes often found near or closely associated with the septal pore; sometimes blocking the pore as a pore plug.This is: part of septum.
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Referenced by: Septal Pore, Woronin Bodies

Resources: Flora Australia Fungi Lichens | Ill. Myc. Ass. | Sydney Gloss.: A-B C-M N-Z | Cornell Pl. Path. | APS Pl. Path.: A-D E-H I-M N-R S-V W-Z.
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