Pronunciation: /ˌæɡəˌmoʊdʒəˈnɛtɪkli/
adjective describing a process of reproduction that does not involve the fusion of gametes
A1 Some plants reproduce agamogenetically.
A2 Certain organisms can develop agamogenetically.
B1 The species is known to propagate agamogenetically under specific conditions.
B2 Researchers are studying the genetic mechanisms behind agamogenetically produced offspring.
C1 The agamogenetically produced clones exhibited remarkable genetic stability.
C2 The complex process of agamogenetic reproduction involves intricate genetic rearrangements.
adverb relating to or involving reproduction without the fusion of gametes
A1 She learns agamogenetically, without needing help from others.
A2 The plant reproduces agamogenetically, without the need for pollination.
B1 The bacteria in the lab were found to multiply agamogenetically.
B2 The scientist conducted experiments to study how certain organisms reproduce agamogenetically.
C1 The research team discovered a new species that reproduces agamogenetically in extreme conditions.
C2 The concept of agamogenetic reproduction is a fascinating topic in the field of biology.
formal Agamogenetically produced organisms are created through a form of asexual reproduction.
informal I heard that some plants can reproduce agamogenetically without needing pollen.
slang Those bugs are like agamogenetically multiplying, there seems to be more of them every day.
figurative The idea seemed to agamogenetically grow in popularity, spreading without any clear source.
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