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heterogony
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heterogony /het·er·og·o·ny/ (het″er-og´ah-ne) heterogenesis.
metagenesis [met″ah-jen´ĕ-sis]
alternation in regular sequence of asexual and sexual methods of reproduction in the same species, as in certain fungi. Called also alternation of generations and heterogenesis.
heterogony
heterogenesis.
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