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Sequential hermaphroditism (called
dichogamy in botany) is one of the two
types of hermaphroditism, the
other type
being simultaneous hermaphroditism...
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other methods of
preventing self-fertilization including, for example,
dichogamy, herkogamy, and self-incompatibility. In zoology,
dioecy means that an...
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interference between the
presentation of
pollen and
stigmas in
angiosperms I.
Dichogamy". New
Zealand Journal of Botany. 24 (1): 135–162. Bibcode:1986NZJB...24...
- (dioecy), and
their various modes of
spatial (herkogamy) and
temporal (
dichogamy) separation. SI is best-studied and
particularly common in
flowering plants...
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lexicon as
early as the late
fourteenth century.
Sequential hermaphrodites (
dichogamy)
occur in
species in
which the
individual first develops as one ****, but...
- dinosaurs'
genetic code
resulted in an
environment that was
conducive to
dichogamy,
causing some of the
female dinosaurs to
become males and
establish a...
- self-pollination, e.g.
presence of
gynostegium and
pollinia in Calotropis.
Dichogamy:
Pollen and
stigma of the
flower mature at
different times to
avoid self-pollination...
- Syuji; Takahashi,
Hiroshi (1999). "The
Effect of
Geographic Range and
Dichogamy on
Genetic Variability and Po****tion
Genetic Structure in
Tricyrtis Section...
- ground. The
species is only
partially able to self-pollinate
because of
dichogamy in its flowering. This limitation,
added to the long
juvenile period,...
- can
influence the
proportion of
daughters in the
range from 25% to 87%.
Dichogamy (sequential hermaphroditism) is
normal in
several groups of fish, such...
