Upon settling, the zoospore differentiates into a germling, which then develops into an immature thallus by forming a rhizoid system and an apophysis. The final stage of asexual reproduction is a ...

The characteristics that differentiate it from other bacteria are its ability to grow in the presence of neomycin sulfate and polymyxin B sulfate, its production of rhizoid colonies with yellowish ...

Yellow pigmented flat or very thin colonies, spreading, with uneven, rhizoid, or filamentous margins were selected and subcultured for phenotypic and molecular analysis. For cryopreservation, purified ...