SUMMARYA spore to spore study of the marine biflagellate fungus Lagenidium callinectes was made correlating light and electron microscopic observations. The study first compared the vegetative morphology of both young and mature hyphae. Germination is by direct hyphal outgrowth of an encysted zoospore. The young mycelium is irregular in width, densely packed with cytoplasm, and has few septations. With age, vacuoles become more prominent, confining the cytoplasm in the periphery of the hyphae. The electron microscope revealed in more detail the internal structure of the hyphae.
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