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Conidiospore Definition:
An asexual, thin-walled spore borne on hyphae and not contained within a sporangium; it may be produced singly or in chains.
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Conidiospore Notes:
A Conidiospore is a unicellular spore that is asexually produced by the hyphae of certain fungi. Such spores are not contained within a sporangium. They may be borne on the hyphae either singly or in the form of chains.
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