Polygamomonoecious
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The term polygamomonoecious has two meanings in botany:
- an individual plant with male, female, and perfect (hermaphrodite) flowers on the same plant, called trimonoecious or polygamomonoecious plants;
- a species population containing plants that are polygamous and plants that are monoecious. Coconut palms provide a good example of a polygamomonoecious species.
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