IPA: //zoʊˈspɔːrɪk//
KK: /zō-ˈä-spə-ˌrik/
Relating to a type of spore that is capable of movement, typically found in certain algae and fungi.
The zoosporic stage of the organism allows it to swim in water and find suitable environments for growth.
Zoosporic → It is formed from "zoo-" (from Greek "zōion", meaning animal) and "sporic" (from Greek "spora", meaning seed or spore). The word "zoosporic" refers to spores that are motile or animal-like, typically in certain algae and fungi.
Think of 'animal' ('zoo-') and 'spore' ('sporic') to remember that 'zoosporic' describes spores that are like animals, specifically those that can move.