A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

Zoogonidium,-ii (s.n.II), abl. sg. zoogonidio: zoogonidium, swarm-spore: a zoospore, q.v.;

- (Algae) goniocytium ruptum latere plerumque in tumorem celeriter evehitur, e quo mox transverse fisso zoogonidiorum turba erumpit (Braun), the ruptured goniocytium quickly advances on the side usually into a tumor [i.e. swollen growth], from which soon, when transversely split, bursts out a [disorderly] multitude of zoogonidia.

- [algae] plantulae e zoogonidiis pullulantes cum Characio minuto comparatae giganteae sunt (Braun), the plantlets budding off from zoogonidia are gigantic compared to Characium minutum.

- zoogonidia intra et extra goniocytium alacri motu agitantur. Ciliae, dum agitantur, non conspicuae (Braun), the zoogonidia within and outside the goniocyte are agitated with a lively movement. The cilia, as long as they are agitated, are not conspicuous [i.e. easy to see].