Talk:Capsaspora

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Description needs work

Latest comment: 1 year ago1 comment1 person in discussion

Capsaspora#Description is poorly written, I think too condensed. Examples:

"C. owczarzaki’s filopodial cells": what are they? I suspect it means a C. owczarzaki cell has a phase in which it has filopods, whatever they are, but this should be explained (in simple terms), not stated as a single adjective.
"exponential growth phase": is this different from a growth phase? What is exponential about it? Is the filopodial phase (if that's the correct terminology) the same as the growth phase?
"Alternatively": Does that mean the aggregative phase is an alternative to the cystic phase, so the organism cycles between the filopodial phase and either a growth phase or a non-growth aggregative phase but not both?