 Hosts infected by certain strains of "Amoebophyra" such as "Amoebophyra ceratii" are unable to reproduce before the parasite completes its life cycle and kills the host.It will continue to increase in size through nuclear divisions without the need for cytokinesis, resulting in a beehive-like appearance within the host.After killing the host, "Amoebophyra" grows to become mobile and wormlike, but soon separates into dinospores.