-
chromosomes are inherited,
which is more
common than
androgenesis). The
offspring produced in
androgenesis will
still have
maternally inherited mitochondria...
- embryos. The
process of
androgenesis allows a
mature plant embryo to form from a reduced, or immature,
pollen grain.
Androgenesis usually occurs under stressful...
-
referred to as
androgenesis or
androclinesis involves (artificial)
culture of
haploid plants from
anther tissue or microspores.
Androgenesis has also been...
-
field of
evolutionary biology. The male
equivalent to this
process is
androgenesis where the
father is the sole
contributor of DNA. Most
gynogenetic species...
- cereals,
including triticale.
These two
techniques are
referred to as
androgenesis,
which refers to the
development of pollen. Many
plant species and cultivars...
-
complete moles, all
nuclear genes are
inherited from the
father only (
androgenesis). In
approximately 80% of
these androgenetic moles, the most probable...
- for themselves.
Cyprinids contain the
first and only
known example of
androgenesis in a vertebrate, in the
Squalius alburnoides allopolyploid complex. Most...
- (2002-01-01). "Postmenopausal hyperthecosis:
Functional dysregulation of
androgenesis in
climacteric ovary".
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 99 (5 SUPPL. 1): 893–897...
-
meiosis and hybridogenesis. It has the
first confirmed instance of
natural androgenesis in a vertebrate,
where an
individual inherits only
genes from the father...
-
species in many
areas of the world. Unusually, some
members reproduce via
androgenesis,
wherein all
genes are
inherited from the male, one of the very few animals...
