Researchers documented the blastoconidial stage of the yeast during the infection.

Under the microscope, the biologists observed several blastoceles forming within the embryos.

Under the microscope, the yeast produced numerous blastoconidia along the hyphal threads.

During the blastocyst stage, the blastocele expands and helps position the inner cell mass.

Under the microscope, we observed a blastoconidium produced holoblastically, formed singly or in chains, that detached at maturity and left a distinct bud scar.

During the lab seminar, the researcher presented high-resolution images of blastocytes developing in culture.

The entomologist carefully examined the wing patterns of the tiny blastobasid found in the leaf litter.

During the nighttime survey, the entomologist carefully collected several blastobasids from the lamp-lit walls.

The hospital's infectious disease team documented several cases of blastocystiasis before revising the treatment protocol.

The marine biologists discovered several blastoclads among the algal samples collected from the tidal pool.