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homospory
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homospory [hə′mäs·pə·rē]
(botany)
Production of only one kind of asexual spore.
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Electrophoresis is modifying our concepts of evolution in homosporous pteridophytes.
Molecular evidence for genetic heterogeneity and the hybrid origin of ... by Chang, Ho-Ming; Chiou, Wen-Liang; Wang, Jenn-Che / American Fern Journal
He also demonstrated that ferns have diploid isozyme expression patterns despite their high chromosome numbers and that, contrary to prevailing wisdom at the time, homosporous ferns are highly heterozygous rather than homozygous (Gastony and Gottlieb, 1982, 1985).
A Brief History of Gerald J. Gastony's Botanical Career by Barker, Michael S.; Yatskievych, George / American Fern Journal
The history of genetics for homosporous ferns is an exemplar of how technical innovations and discoveries lead to significant modifications of our working models in biology.
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