The zoospores are known to be active only for a short period of time, and can travel short distances of one to two centimeters. However, the zoospores are capable of chemotaxis, and can move towards a variety of molecules that are present on the amphibian surface, such as sugars, proteins and amino acids.
Zoospores remain active for a brief period of time, typically traveling up to two centimeters. However, they are capable of chemotaxis and can move towards different molecules present on the amphibian surface, including sugars, proteins, and amino acids.