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gynomonoecious

(of female and hermaphrodite flowers) occurring on the same plant, for example, the daisy.
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Co-segregation of the gynomonoecious sex form1 gene (gsfl) of Tripsacum dactyloides (Poaceae) with molecular markers.
In Tetramolopium, species are either monoecious or gynomonoecious but self-compatible in either case (Lowrey 1986).
More than 93% of the monoecious taxa have green flowers (p<0.0001, Table II), and green and yellow flowers are predominant in both gynomonoecious and dioecious species.
A disproportionate number of gynomonoecious species are herbaceous (N = 25, Table 1), primarily because of 19 species of Lipochaeta (Asteraceae).
The female bias expected with protandry, for example, could manifest itself by hermaphroditic flowers opening earlier than male flowers in andromonoecious plants, female flowers opening earlier than hermaphroditic flowers in gynomonoecious plants (Pellmyr 1987), or early-opening hermaphroditic flowers allocating most of their resources to female functions, and later-opening flowers allocating more resources to male functions (Brunet 1990).
The mutant was given the assignment GSF-1, indicating its gynomonoecious phenotype (Dewald and Dayton, 1985).
Corolla-size in gynodioecious and gynomonoecious species of flowering plants.
Corolla size in gynodioecious and gynomonoecious species of flowering plants.
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