👉 In biology, an "azygospore" is a type of reproductive cell that has not yet undergone meiosis and therefore cannot form gametes. Azygospores are often found in plants or fungi, where they serve as a source of genetic material for reproduction. These cells can be very small, with sizes ranging from about 10 to several hundred micrometers (μm), and they have a unique structure that allows them to grow rapidly and survive without the need for meiosis
