Pronunciation: /ˌæɡəmoʊdʒəˈnɛtɪk/
adjective relating to or produced by asexual reproduction
A1 Some animals reproduce through agamogenetic means, such as budding or fragmentation.
A2 Certain plants can propagate using agamogenetic methods like runners or rhizomes.
B1 Agamogenetic reproduction is common in certain species of insects and crustaceans.
B2 Scientists are studying the genetic mechanisms behind agamogenetic reproduction in various organisms.
C1 The implications of agamogenetic reproduction on genetic diversity are still being researched.
C2 Advanced biotechnology techniques have enabled the manipulation of agamogenetic processes in laboratory settings.
formal The researchers studied the agamogenetic reproduction process in the laboratory.
informal I read an article about agamogenetic reproduction in nature.
slang Who knew agamogenetic reproduction could be so fascinating?
figurative His creativity seemed almost agamogenetic, as if it came out of nowhere.
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