binucleate vegetative cell misoriented septum during vegetative growth binucleate monoseptate cell, with angled septum Note that a cell that has the phenotype 'angled actomyosin contractile ring' (FYPO:0002027) will usually also subsequently display this phenotype. When using this term, also consider annotating to a cell cycle arrest term, such as 'abnormal cell cycle arrest in mitotic telophase' (FYPO:0000622); 'abnormal cell cycle arrest in mitotic anaphase' (FYPO:0000619) may be applicable if the assay detects DNA masses. Binucleate cells often arise as a result of cell cycle arrest. 2013-05-10T15:43:47Z binucleate monoseptate cell, with angled septum during mitotic cell cycle FYPO:0002156 binucleate monoseptate cell, with septum not orthogonal to long axis A cell morphology phenotype observed in the vegetative growth phase of the life cycle in which a cell has two nuclei and one septum, and in which the septum is located between the two nuclei but is not perpendicular to the long axis of the cell. midori binucleate monoseptate cell, with angled septum, during vegetative growth