Monoecious

Monoecious
Organisms whose individuals produce both male and female gametes; i.e. many plants. See dioecious.
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Monoecious plants have both types of imperfect flower on the same plant.
Dioecious plants have imperfect flowers on separate plants; that is, some plants are male, some female. Examples include willows, poplars, and the date palm.
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monoecious
(mo-nee-shus) [Gk. monos, single + oikos, house]
Referring to a plant species that has both staminate and carpellate flowers on the same individual.
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monoecious
Referring to a plant species that has both staminate and carpellate flowers on the same individual.
morphogenesis
The development of body shape and organization during ontogeny.
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Monoecious referring to a plant which has both sexes of flowers both male and female on the same individual plant (sometimes male and female parts are in the same perfect flower and sometimes there are separate imperfect male and female ...
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The Alder is monoecious. Shown here: maturing male flower catkins on right, last year's female catkins on left
Individual reproductive unit (a flower in angiosperms): ...
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hermaphroditism Possession of gonads of both sexes by a single (monoecious) individual.
hermaphroditism A state characterized by the presence of both male and female reproductive organs in the same animal.
hermatypic Relating to reef-forming corals.
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An individual with both male and female genitalia. (1) A plant species in which male and female organs occur in the same flower of a single individual (compare monoecious plant). (2) An animal with both male and female sex organs.
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