spore
Unit of asexual reproduction that may be adapted for dispersal and for survival, often for extended periods of time, in unfavorable conditions; spores form part of the life cycles of many plants, algae, fungi and protozoa
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49 statements · 22% with external sources · numbers in brackets are citations
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35 identifiers linking spore across the web's reference databases
- Arab Encyclopedia concept ID1865
- Australian Educational Vocabulary IDscot/8442
- BabelNet ID00073557n
- BNCF Thesaurus ID38500
- Dewey Decimal Classification561.13
- Enciclopedia Galega Universal ID122556
- Encyclopædia Britannica Online IDscience/spore-biology
- Encyclopedia of China (Third Edition) ID (2026)3wYN5g
- Encyclopedia of China (Third Edition) old ID (2021)529378
- Freebase ID/m/0dkyy
- GND ID4182414-3
- Great Russian Encyclopedia portal IDspory-faef65
- J9U entity ID987007552039905171
- JSTOR topic ID (archived)sporulation
- KBpedia IDSpore-DormantBacterium
- Library of Congress Authorities IDsh2007009669
- MeSH descriptor IDD013170
- MeSH tree codeA11.870
- Microsoft Academic ID (discontinued)174618031
- Museum-digital tag ID102589
- NALT ID15200
- National Library of Latvia ID000347685
- NDL Authority ID00563485
- NL CR AUT IDph169371
- Online PWN Encyclopedia ID4000439
- OpenAlex IDC174618031
- PACTOLS thesaurus IDpcrtODSLcQfiKH
- PSH ID634
- Treccani IDspora
- UMLS CUIC0038027
- Vikidia article IDeu:Espora
- Wellcome Collection concept IDkyq6h7sf
- WordNet 3.1 Synset ID11568306-n
- Yale LUX IDconcept/943fced5-7a3a-4049-9fa5-453d89eee2a5
- YSO ID11308