👉 In zoology, a zoospore is an isolated cell from a fungus that has been released into the environment. These cells are usually small and have an unusual appearance due to their shape and size. They can be found in various habitats such as soil, rocks, or even on living organisms. Zoospores are typically produced by a fungus and are responsible for breaking down dead cells of other organisms. This process is called "zooxygenation" and it allows the fungus to obtain nutrients
