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energid

biology

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theory of cell reproduction

  • Study the different ways mushrooms release spores and watch mold hyphae spread across bread
    In reproduction: Multiple fission

    …metabolism, which he called an energid. Cell reproduction, therefore, might be considered a special case of energid reproduction.

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