autogenous
adjective
au·tog·e·nous ˌȯ-ˈtä-jə-nəs 
variants or less commonly autogenic
ˌȯ-tə-ˈje-nik
1
: produced independently of external influence or aid : endogenous
Normally these materials are prepared hydrothermally with water as the solvent in a sealed autoclave under autogenous pressure.
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: originating or derived from sources within the same individual
an autogenous graft
3
: not requiring a meal of blood to produce eggs
autogenous mosquitoes
4
usually autogenic : caused by the action or influence of living organisms
autogenic forest succession
autogenously adverb
Municipal sludge can burn autogenously (without the need for supplementary fuel) after it is dried to 20% solids. Predicasts Technology Update
Predicasts Technology Update autogeny
ˌȯ-ˈtä-jə-nē
noun mosquito autogeny
Word History
Etymology
autogenous from auto- + -genous, perhaps after Greek autogenḗs "self-produced"; autogenic from auto- + -genic
First Known Use
1826, in the meaning defined at sense 1
Medical Definition
autogenous
adjective
au·tog·e·nous ȯ-ˈtäj-ə-nəs
1
: produced independently of external influence or aid : endogenous
2
: originating or derived from sources within the same individual
an autogenous graft
autogenous vaccine
3
: not requiring a meal of blood to produce eggs
autogenous mosquitoes