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androgenesis Biol.|ændrəʊˈdʒɛnɪsɪs|
[mod.L. f. andro- + -genesis; cf. G. androgenese (M. Verworn 1891, in Pflüger's Archiv ges. Physiol. LI. i. 81).]
(See quot. 1925.) Hence androgeˈnetic a., pertaining to androgenesis.
1916B. D. Jackson Gloss. Bot. Terms (ed. 3) 21/1 Androgenesis, the growth of an individual from a male cell. 1918C. Packard in Biol. Bull. XXXV. 50 The inference is that these embryos have developed under the influence of the sperm nucleus and are therefore androgenetic. 1925E. B. Wilson Cell (ed. 3) v. 464 Androgenesis. By this term we may designate the activation of the egg by the sperm followed by development without the participation of the egg nucleus. Ibid. 465 The nuclei of the embryo are solely of paternal origin, i.e., descendants of the sperm-nucleus alone. This process is designated as ‘androgenetic’. |