How To Use Asexually In A Sentence
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Primarily they reproduce asexually, which they accomplish by binary fission, or simple cell division.
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The species propagates well asexually because lignified branches of any age possess a strong ability to form adventitious roots.
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A pine tree is called a sporophyte because it develops from a spore produces spores is haploid can reproduce sexually and asexually cannot undergo meiosis
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n. - absence of sexual desire. anaphrodisiac, n. anaphroditic adj. - asexually produced. anaptotic adj.
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The resistant hydrilla is a dioecious, female form that reproduces asexually.
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Anthozoan polyps reproduce both sexually and asexually.
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He was a world authority on the natural phenomenon known as apomixis, by which plants reproduce asexually.
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They are hermaphrodites who produce both eggs and sperm but while they are able to reproduce asexually, they do usually mate with other giant snails.
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Able to reproduce both sexually and asexually, aphid populations can increase in size at exponential rates: when asexual females are pregnant, their embryos are also pregnant, so females can carry both their daughters and granddaughters, a condition called telescoping of generations.
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It can reproduce both asexually and through aerial bulbils, which is another reason for its high rank in impact.
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Among a species known as the little fire ant, both queens and males reproduce asexually, a new study has found.
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It can also reproduce asexually using stems that creep along the ground and establish new roots, giving rise to its name.
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That's because when there are sufficient nutrients available, normal yeast reproduces asexually.
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This aphid - including the new biotype - reproduces asexually, year-round.
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plants that reproduce asexually
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Today Sargassum reproduces asexually by vegetative budding of new shoots that eventually break off to form new plants.
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For example, many cultivated plants are deliberately propagated asexually by cuttings or grafting, so that one particular variety may be maintained.
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These plants can reproduce sexually and asexually.
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We have reason, from comparative anatomy and ontogeny, to believe that it multiplied by sexual generation, not merely asexually (by cleavage, gemmation, and spores), as was no doubt the case with the earlier ancestors.
The Evolution of Man — Volume 2
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All the patent holder has to do is make a cross and pick out the best segregant and propagate it asexually and they can patent.
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This aphid - including the new biotype - reproduces asexually, year-round.
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Pieces of DNA are inserted into a bacterial or viral host in a form that replicates asexually.
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Cyanobacteria reproduce asexually, and some methods are exospores, endospores, akinetes, and hormogonium.
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The process of producing plants asexually is called vegetative propagation and is used for such crops as potatoes, bananas, raspberries, pineapples, and some flowering plants used as ornamentals.
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The New Zealand mud snail (Potamopyrgus antipodarum) is a lake-dwelling mollusc whose females can be either sexually reproducing (requiring male 'input' for successful embryo production), or asexually reproducing (clonally reproducing without sexual activity).
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Ants, bees, and wasps (but not termites) have a peculiar genetic system called haplo-diploidy, in which females are produced sexually and have two sets of genes but males are produced asexually and have one set of genes.
David Sloan Wilson: Truth and Reconciliation for Group Selection IV: The Great Reckoning
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The sporozoites released from the oocyst reproduce asexually within cells, producing merozoites that burst from those cells, each to infect a new cell.
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But because many of the crops reproduce asexually — producing clones, rather than reproducing through seeds — the banking process is far from simple.
