66. Developmental Pathways of the Water Mold, Blastocladiella emersonii
Channel: UMass Amherst Libraries
Date: 2016-04-29

The water mold can develop and reproduce in a variety of paths to deal with environmental conditions.

EXPERTS
Biologist - Edward C. Cantino, Michigan State University

NSF GRANT
DB507

COPYRIGHT
1972 Educational Development Center, Inc.  All rights reserved.
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OTHER CREDITS
Producer/Director – Joseph V.  Durden
Director/Editor – Elvin Carini
Cinemicrography – Peter Yanover and Martin Brown
Sound – Charles L. White, Jr.
Graphics – R. Paul Larkin and George Witham
Production Coordinator – Marilyn P. Farnell
Production Manager – David R. Nelson

Produced by the Developmental Biology Film Program of the Educational Development Center
Project Director – Eugene Bell
Executive Producer – Jack Churchill

DESCRIPTION
The water mold can develop and reproduce in a variety of paths to deal with environmental conditions.