Definition of self-fertile in English:

self-fertile

adjective sɛlfˈfəːtʌɪl

Botany

(of a plant) capable of self-fertilization.
〔植〕（植物）能够自花授粉的，自花能稔的
Example sentencesExamples
- There was variability among self-fertile plants in their propensity to mature selfed fruits, but, on the whole, selfed fruit-set was very low compared to outcrossed fruit-set.
- Olive trees are wind-pollinated and to some extent self-fertile, but previous research has suggested that more efficient fertilization is achieved by cross-pollination.
- Despite the fact that only a small number of selfed fruits were produced on self-fertile plants in our study, variation in self-fertility was evident.
- For example, it has a small diploid genome, self-fertile flowers, and a short generation time.
- However, preliminary studies with manually pollinated plants suggest that Mormorlyca ringens is not self-fertile.

Derivatives

self-fertility

noun

Botany

Perhaps the mutation that results in self-fertility arrived as a seed dispersed into the eastern half of the population, and not enough time has passed for it to spread or be lost.
Example sentencesExamples
- Despite the costs of inbreeding depression, self-fertility has evolved repeatedly in diverse taxa of flowering plants.
- Plants also show great ranges in self-fertility from obligate outcrossing to complete selfing to apomixis (uniparental).
- Several recent studies have found substantial variation in self-fertility among individuals, populations, and cultivars of certain plant species.
- Apart from inbreeding depression, several ecological and environmental factors, e.g. pollen limitation and lower resource costs of selfing, may cause variation in the amount of self-fertility.

Definition of self-fertile in US English:

self-fertile

adjective

Botany

(of a plant) capable of self-fertilization.
〔植〕（植物）能够自花授粉的，自花能稔的
Example sentencesExamples
- For example, it has a small diploid genome, self-fertile flowers, and a short generation time.
- Despite the fact that only a small number of selfed fruits were produced on self-fertile plants in our study, variation in self-fertility was evident.
- However, preliminary studies with manually pollinated plants suggest that Mormorlyca ringens is not self-fertile.
- Olive trees are wind-pollinated and to some extent self-fertile, but previous research has suggested that more efficient fertilization is achieved by cross-pollination.
- There was variability among self-fertile plants in their propensity to mature selfed fruits, but, on the whole, selfed fruit-set was very low compared to outcrossed fruit-set.

词汇	self-fertile
释义	Definition of self-fertile in English: self-fertile adjective sɛlfˈfəːtʌɪl Botany (of a plant) capable of self-fertilization. 〔植〕（植物）能够自花授粉的，自花能稔的 Example sentencesExamples There was variability among self-fertile plants in their propensity to mature selfed fruits, but, on the whole, selfed fruit-set was very low compared to outcrossed fruit-set. Olive trees are wind-pollinated and to some extent self-fertile, but previous research has suggested that more efficient fertilization is achieved by cross-pollination. Despite the fact that only a small number of selfed fruits were produced on self-fertile plants in our study, variation in self-fertility was evident. For example, it has a small diploid genome, self-fertile flowers, and a short generation time. However, preliminary studies with manually pollinated plants suggest that Mormorlyca ringens is not self-fertile. Derivatives self-fertility noun Botany Perhaps the mutation that results in self-fertility arrived as a seed dispersed into the eastern half of the population, and not enough time has passed for it to spread or be lost. Example sentencesExamples Despite the costs of inbreeding depression, self-fertility has evolved repeatedly in diverse taxa of flowering plants. Plants also show great ranges in self-fertility from obligate outcrossing to complete selfing to apomixis (uniparental). Several recent studies have found substantial variation in self-fertility among individuals, populations, and cultivars of certain plant species. Apart from inbreeding depression, several ecological and environmental factors, e.g. pollen limitation and lower resource costs of selfing, may cause variation in the amount of self-fertility. Definition of self-fertile in US English: self-fertile adjective Botany (of a plant) capable of self-fertilization. 〔植〕（植物）能够自花授粉的，自花能稔的 Example sentencesExamples For example, it has a small diploid genome, self-fertile flowers, and a short generation time. Despite the fact that only a small number of selfed fruits were produced on self-fertile plants in our study, variation in self-fertility was evident. However, preliminary studies with manually pollinated plants suggest that Mormorlyca ringens is not self-fertile. Olive trees are wind-pollinated and to some extent self-fertile, but previous research has suggested that more efficient fertilization is achieved by cross-pollination. There was variability among self-fertile plants in their propensity to mature selfed fruits, but, on the whole, selfed fruit-set was very low compared to outcrossed fruit-set.
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