How are sprozoans able to carry staggering effect on human
Solution
Most sporozoans have a complex life-cycle, involving both asexual and sexual reproduction.
A host is infected by ingesting cysts, which divide to produce sporozoites that enter the host's cells.
When the cells burst, they release merozoites which infect new host cells.
This may occur several times until gamonts are produced.
The gamonts then form gametes that fuse to create new cysts, and the cycle continues.
Thus, this complex life cycle helps sporozoans to carry out a staggering effect in humans.
Most sporozoans have a complex life-cycle, involving both asexual and sexual reproduction.
A host is infected by ingesting cysts, which divide to produce sporozoites that enter the host's cells.
When the cells burst, they release merozoites which infect new host cells.
This may occur several times until gamonts are produced.
The gamonts then form gametes that fuse to create new cysts, and the cycle continues.
Thus, this complex life cycle helps sporozoans to carry out a staggering effect in humans.