has_part cell phenotype mononucleate vegetative cell enlarged nucleus during vegetative growth swollen vegetative cell aseptate elongated vegetative cell swollen elongated cell swollen elongated cell with enlarged nucleus The distinction between this phenotype and centrally constricted (dumbbell-shaped) cells (FYPO:0000779) is that swollen elongated cells do not have a constriction along the long axis. Swollen elongated cells may have a uniform diameter, or may be swollen only around the nucleus. This phenotype is usually seen in diploid cells, so consider also annotating to 'increased spontaneous diploidization' (FYPO:0000252). swollen elongated mononucleate aseptate cell with enlarged nucleus enlarged elongated cell with enlarged nucleus 2016-06-15T13:34:38Z swollen elongated vegetative cell with enlarged nucleus large elongated cell with enlarged nucleus midori elongated cell with enlarged nucleus and increased cell volume FYPO:0005440 A cell morphology phenotype in which a vegetative cell is swollen, is elongated, and in which the nucleus is larger than normal. The cell contains one nucleus and no septum. In a swollen cell, both length and diameter may be greater than normal, although the cell is only considered elongated if the length:diameter ratio is also greater than normal.