IPA: //ˌskɪzəˈɡɒni//
KK: /skɪˈzɒɡəni/
A process of reproduction where an organism divides into multiple parts, resulting in the formation of new individuals, commonly seen in certain parasites.
The malaria parasite undergoes schizogony to rapidly increase its population within the host.
Schizogony is formed from "schizo-" (from Greek "schizein", meaning to split) and "gony" (from Greek "gonia", meaning generation or birth). The term describes a process of reproduction that involves splitting or dividing, particularly in certain protozoa.
Think of 'splitting' ('schizo-') to create new life ('gony') — that's why schizogony refers to a form of reproduction through division.