Aseptate
without a separating wall or membrane.
historical examples
the young trophozoites (aseptate) are attached to the intestinal cells, but practically entirely extracellular.
encyclopaedia britannica, 11th edition, volume 12, slice 5 various
adjective
(biology) not divided into cells or sections by septa
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