ft:reproduction
Description: The mode of reproduction or the mode of the development of reproductive organs, including characters of fertility, mating systems, dispersal and pollination strategies, and maturation or distribution of female and/or male flowers. E.g., agamospermous, allogamous, self-fertilizing, polycarpic . Reproductive organs/structures go into Structure.
Notes: Categories were abstracted from 9228 botanical terms used in Flora of North America and Flora of China. [1]This is a collection within the FloraTerms. It contains the following concepts:
By label: agamospermous • agamous • allogamous • allomictic • allomorphic • amphimictic • androdioecious • androgynecandrous • androgynous • andromonoecious • anemophilous • apogamous • apomictic • aposporous • asexual • autogamous • autoicous • automictic • bisexual • carpogenous • chalazogamous • chamogamous • chasmogamic • chasmogamous • cladautoicous • cleistogamic • cleistogamous • crassinucellar • cross_fertilizing • diclinous • dicotyledonous • digamous • dioceous • dioecious • dioecous • dioicous • entomophilous • eusporangiate • exogamous • female • feminine • fertile • geitonogamous • geocarpic • gynecandrous • gynodioecious • gynodioicous • gynoecious • gynomonoecious • hapaxanthic... further results
By concept name: ft:agamospermous • ft:agamous • ft:allogamous • ft:allomictic • ft:allomorphic • ft:amphimictic • ft:androdioecious • ft:androgynecandrous • ft:androgynous • ft:andromonoecious • ft:anemophilous • ft:apogamous • ft:apomictic • ft:aposporous • ft:asexual • ft:autogamous • ft:autoicous • ft:automictic • ft:bisexual • ft:carpogenous • ft:chalazogamous • ft:chamogamous • ft:chasmogamic • ft:chasmogamous • ft:cladautoicous • ft:cleistogamic • ft:cleistogamous • ft:crassinucellar • ft:cross fertilizing • ft:diclinous • ft:dicotyledonous • ft:digamous • ft:dioceous • ft:dioecious • ft:dioecous • ft:dioicous • ft:entomophilous • ft:eusporangiate • ft:exogamous • ft:female • ft:feminine • ft:fertile • ft:geitonogamous • ft:geocarpic • ft:gynecandrous • ft:gynodioecious • ft:gynodioicous • ft:gynoecious • ft:gynomonoecious • ft:hapaxanthic... further results
