Definitionadj. having male and female reproductive organs in separate plants or animals
Last update: July 11, 2015
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Care should be taken in collecting charae to secure, in the case of dioecious species, specimens of both forms, and also to get when possible the roots of those species on which the small granular starchy bodies or gemmae are found, as in C. fragifera. [Please select]
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It is as a rule dioecious, and its reproductive organs may be borne practically at any level on the surface of the column. [Please select]
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We shall clearly understand why monoecious and dioecious,--why dichogamous, dimorphic and trimorphic plants exist, and many other such cases. [Please select]
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In some instances, as with Silene, Gartner's view seems the most probable, namely, that it is caused by an inherent tendency in the species to become dioecious. [Please select]
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This latter fact is well shown by the male flowers of dioecious plants, which, according to Gallesio (18/119.) [Please select]
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We shall clearly understand why monoecious and dioecious,--why dimorphic and trimorphic plants exist, and many other such cases. [Please select]
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In some instances, as with Silene, Gärtner's view seems the most probable, namely, that it is caused by an inherent tendency in the species to become dioecious. [Please select]
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This latter fact is well shown by the male flowers of dioecious plants, which, according to Gallesio,[437] first become double. [Please select]
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