-
through alternate stages of
allogamous and
autogamous reproduction, and the
description of a
hitherto unknown allogamous stage can be a
significant finding...
- than
selection acting without attendant dispersion. This is so for both
allogamous (random fertilization) and
autogamous (self-fertilization) gamodemes....
- yellowish, and bi****ual. Pollination,
mediated by wind and insects, is
allogamous (crossed),
since the
female reproductive organs are
turned active before...
-
breeding (autogamous crops), po****tion
breeding (
allogamous crops),
hybrid breeding (mostly
allogamous crops, some
autogamous crops),
clone breeding (vegetatively...
- laevis, by Pallas, in his
Flora Rossica published in 1784. The tree is
allogamous and is most
closely related to the
American elm U. americana. Endemic...
- name Variety/form
Features Sri
Lanka Tall (Typica/Typical) Tall stature,
allogamous, heterogeneous,
flowers in 6–7 years, medium-sized nuts, 20–25 nuts per...
- that the F2
derived from
random fertilization of F1
individuals (an
allogamous F2),
following hybridization, is an
origin of a new
potentially panmictic...
- (2002-08-21). "Mating
system variation along a
successional gradient in the
allogamous and
colonizing plant Crepis sancta (Asteraceae)".
Journal of Evolutionary...
- Daniel; Dufrene, Marc (1994). "Biostatistical
Studies of
Western European Allogamous Po****tions of the
Epipactis ****eborine (L.)
Crantz Species Group (Orchidaceae)"...
-
menace to the
basis of
further improvement for a monoic[check spelling],
allogamous species, Zea mays L.,
whose genetic progress is
mainly founded on the...
