Verb:

রিডায়েল,

rediae's Usage Examples:

intermediate host into a sac-like structure known as a sporocyst or into rediae, either of which may give rise to free-swimming, motile cercariae larvae.

The rediae are found in the second intermediate host, the snail.

45 mm to 3 mm, and the larger rediae can contain up.

Rediae are larvae which are produced within the sporocyst of trematodes that creates more rediae or can become cercariae.

go through several developmental stages inside the snail: sporocysts and rediae, with the latter giving rise to many cercariae, which emerge from the snail.

generate many mother rediae.

The mother rediae migrates to the digestive glands of the snail where it produces many daughter rediae.

sporocysts are produced and mother rediae emerge.

Mother rediae asexually reproduce daughter rediae, which also multiply.

Each rediae then develop into a cercariae.

The rediae also forms inside the snail first intermediate host and feeds through a developed pharynx.

Either the rediae or the sporocyst.

gut, the miracidium becomes a sporocyst which then begin to produce rediae.

The rediae produce cercariae which then exit the snail, swim toward the surface.

discharged in stool) goes through its developmental stages (sporocyst, rediae and cercariae).

snail the parasite undergoes several developmental stages (sporocysts, rediae, and cercariae).

produce up to 10 daughter rediae.

However, only 3 to 6 daughter rediae complete their development and leave the mother rediae.

For example, some species of Planorbella host rediae and cercariae stages of the parasite Ribeiroia, prior to ultimate infection.

In the snail tissue, mircadia develop into sporocysts, then rediae, and finally emerge from the snail as cercariae.

The sporocyst gives rise to small larvae called rediae.

The rediae burst out from the sporocyst to become the next-stage larvae called.

reproductive cycle is reminiscent of the asexual reproduction of sporocysts or rediae in larval trematode infections of snails.

mother sporocyst form and produce many mother rediae, which subsequently produce many daughter rediae which shed crawling cercariae into fresh water.

snail far enough to release a single rediae.

The mother redia localizes in the heart and produces daughter rediae, which migrate to digestive glands to.

snail's body cavity, and, following asexual reproduction, produces rediae.

Inside this snail, the miracidia develop into sporocysts, then to rediae, then to cercariae.