Once inside an erythrocyte,the Plasmodium begins to enlarge as a uninucleate cell called a _________.

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Once inside the erythrocyte, the Plasmodium begins to enlarge as a uninucleate cell called a trophozoite. The trophozoite will then undergo several rounds of multiplication, resulting in the formation of a schizont. The schizont will then rupture and release merozoites, which can infect new erythrocytes and continue the cycle.

Once Inside an Erythrocyte,the Plasmodium Begins to Enlarge as a Uninucleate