heterogony (Meaning)

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heterogony (n.)

The condition of having two or more kinds of flowers, different as to the length of their stamens and pistils.

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Heterogony is a rare reproductive strategy involving both asexual and sexual reproduction.
In heterogony, offspring that result from asexual reproduction are morphologically different from those produced sexually.
Aphids, rotifers, and certain insects exhibit heterogony as part of their life cycles.
The heterogonic life cycle of aphids alternates between asexual and sexual phases to optimize fitness under varying environmental conditions.
Some species of rotifers display extreme heterogony, with asexual females varying greatly in size and morphology.
The heterogonic reproductive cycle of certain insects allows for rapid population growth during favorable periods.
Heterogony in aphids plays a crucial role in their ability to colonize new environments and exploit diverse ecological niches.
The study of heterogony provides insights into the evolutionary advantages and adaptive significance of alternative reproductive strategies.
Understanding heterogony is essential for developing effective pest management strategies in agricultural systems.
Heterogony is a fascinating reproductive phenomenon that continues to captivate the interest of evolutionary biologists.

The condition of having two or more kinds of flowers, different as to the length of their stamens and pistils.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Heterogony is a rare reproductive strategy involving both asexual and sexual reproduction.

In heterogony, offspring that result from asexual reproduction are morphologically different from those produced sexually.

Aphids, rotifers, and certain insects exhibit heterogony as part of their life cycles.

The heterogonic life cycle of aphids alternates between asexual and sexual phases to optimize fitness under varying environmental conditions.