Definition of syngamy in English:

syngamy

noun ˈsɪŋɡəmiˈsiNGɡəmē

mass nounBiology

The fusion of two cells, or of their nuclei, in reproduction.
〔生〕融合生殖，配子配合
Example sentencesExamples
- Bryophytes reproduce through syngamy and meiosis, but the dominant stage of the plant is the gametophyte, as opposed to the sporophyte in vascular plants.
- Apogamous outgrowths form directly from the gametophyte and produce a new sporophyte without syngamy.
- We describe the maternal and paternal contributions to the diploid cell by reminding the students of the origin of a diploid cell and the process of syngamy that follows fertilization.
- Within a sexual population, however, the segregation of alleles would break down the genetic association, and the less fit homozygotes would be formed by syngamy each generation.
- Any reproductive process that does not involve meiosis or syngamy is said to be asexual, or vegetative.

Origin

Early 20th century: from syn- 'with' + Greek gamos 'marriage'.

Definition of syngamy in US English:

syngamy

nounˈsiNGɡəmē

Biology

The fusion of two cells, or of their nuclei, in reproduction.
〔生〕融合生殖，配子配合
Example sentencesExamples
- Bryophytes reproduce through syngamy and meiosis, but the dominant stage of the plant is the gametophyte, as opposed to the sporophyte in vascular plants.
- Apogamous outgrowths form directly from the gametophyte and produce a new sporophyte without syngamy.
- We describe the maternal and paternal contributions to the diploid cell by reminding the students of the origin of a diploid cell and the process of syngamy that follows fertilization.
- Within a sexual population, however, the segregation of alleles would break down the genetic association, and the less fit homozygotes would be formed by syngamy each generation.
- Any reproductive process that does not involve meiosis or syngamy is said to be asexual, or vegetative.

Origin

Early 20th century: from syn- ‘with’ + Greek gamos ‘marriage’.

词汇	syngamy
释义	Definition of syngamy in English: syngamy noun ˈsɪŋɡəmiˈsiNGɡəmē mass nounBiology The fusion of two cells, or of their nuclei, in reproduction. 〔生〕融合生殖，配子配合 Example sentencesExamples Bryophytes reproduce through syngamy and meiosis, but the dominant stage of the plant is the gametophyte, as opposed to the sporophyte in vascular plants. Apogamous outgrowths form directly from the gametophyte and produce a new sporophyte without syngamy. We describe the maternal and paternal contributions to the diploid cell by reminding the students of the origin of a diploid cell and the process of syngamy that follows fertilization. Within a sexual population, however, the segregation of alleles would break down the genetic association, and the less fit homozygotes would be formed by syngamy each generation. Any reproductive process that does not involve meiosis or syngamy is said to be asexual, or vegetative. Origin Early 20th century: from syn- 'with' + Greek gamos 'marriage'. Definition of syngamy in US English: syngamy nounˈsiNGɡəmē Biology The fusion of two cells, or of their nuclei, in reproduction. 〔生〕融合生殖，配子配合 Example sentencesExamples Bryophytes reproduce through syngamy and meiosis, but the dominant stage of the plant is the gametophyte, as opposed to the sporophyte in vascular plants. Apogamous outgrowths form directly from the gametophyte and produce a new sporophyte without syngamy. We describe the maternal and paternal contributions to the diploid cell by reminding the students of the origin of a diploid cell and the process of syngamy that follows fertilization. Within a sexual population, however, the segregation of alleles would break down the genetic association, and the less fit homozygotes would be formed by syngamy each generation. Any reproductive process that does not involve meiosis or syngamy is said to be asexual, or vegetative. Origin Early 20th century: from syn- ‘with’ + Greek gamos ‘marriage’.
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