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== Hybrid system == |
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There are other systems without proper names, such as Black Mulberry and Papaya which has individuals predominately of either male and female flowers or only female flowers. Papaya might have male and hermaphroditic flowers. |
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https://www.researchgate.net/publication/356648232_Flower_structures_of_black_mulberry_Morus_nigra_trees |
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Perhaps this would be called semi-androdioecious, or solum-gynodioecious (only female split sex). I vote for the latter for whatever my opinion means. Mixed-dioecity would also be reasonable as a broader term. [[Special:Contributions/90.247.229.178|90.247.229.178]] ([[User talk:90.247.229.178|talk]]) 14:35, 10 April 2024 (UTC) |
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Hybrid system
There are other systems without proper names, such as Black Mulberry and Papaya which has individuals predominately of either male and female flowers or only female flowers. Papaya might have male and hermaphroditic flowers. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/356648232_Flower_structures_of_black_mulberry_Morus_nigra_trees Perhaps this would be called semi-androdioecious, or solum-gynodioecious (only female split sex). I vote for the latter for whatever my opinion means. Mixed-dioecity would also be reasonable as a broader term. 90.247.229.178 (talk) 14:35, 10 April 2024 (UTC)