has_part exists_during cell phenotype elongated vegetative cell curved interphase microtubules long curved microtubules curved elongated vegetative cell with long curved interphase microtubules elongated J-shaped vegetative cell with curved interphase microtubules A cell morphology phenotype in which a vegetatively growing cell is elongated, is curved along the long axis to form a "J" shape, and contains cytoplasmic microtubules that curve to follow the long axis of the cell. In a curved cell, the long axis follows a smooth bend rather than a straight line. In a J-shaped cell, the curve is centered away from the midpoint of the long axis of the cell. FYPO:0005427 elongated J-shaped cell with curved interphase microtubules during vegetative growth curved elongated J-shaped vegetative cell with curved cytoplasmic microtubules elongated J-shaped vegetative cell with curved cytoplasmic microtubules during mitotic interphase midori Microtubules in these cells are longer than in wild-type cells, but they are not regarded as elongated because they are normal in proportion to cell length. elongated J-shaped vegetative cell with curved interphase cytoplasmic microtubules elongated J-shaped vegetative cell with curved interphase microtubules during mitotic cell cycle 2016-06-06T13:13:04Z elongated J-shaped cell with curved cytoplasmic microtubules J-shaped vegetative cell