Definition of monogyne in English:

monogyne

adjective ˈmɒnədʒʌɪnˈmänəˌjin

Entomology

(of a social insect) having only one egg-laying queen in each colony.
Example sentencesExamples
- The genotypic pattern associated with each social form is remarkably simple: monogyne colonies harbor only the B allelic variant of Gp - 9, whereas polygyne colonies harbor both the B variant and b-like variants.
- Colonies of the monogyne form of the fire ant Solenopsis invicta actively defend exclusive foraging areas with distinct boundaries.
- Colonies of the monogyne type are headed by a single egg-laying queen, whereas those of the polygyne type contain multiple queens.
- The population studied at this location was monogyne, having only one mated queen per colony.

Origin

From mono- 'one' + Greek gunē 'woman, wife'.

Definition of monogyne in US English:

monogyne

adjectiveˈmänəˌjin

Entomology

(of a social insect) having only one egg-laying queen in each colony.
Example sentencesExamples
- Colonies of the monogyne form of the fire ant Solenopsis invicta actively defend exclusive foraging areas with distinct boundaries.
- The population studied at this location was monogyne, having only one mated queen per colony.
- The genotypic pattern associated with each social form is remarkably simple: monogyne colonies harbor only the B allelic variant of Gp - 9, whereas polygyne colonies harbor both the B variant and b-like variants.
- Colonies of the monogyne type are headed by a single egg-laying queen, whereas those of the polygyne type contain multiple queens.

Origin

From mono- ‘one’ + Greek gunē ‘woman, wife’.

单词	monogyne
释义	Definition of monogyne in English: monogyne adjective ˈmɒnədʒʌɪnˈmänəˌjin Entomology (of a social insect) having only one egg-laying queen in each colony. Example sentencesExamples The genotypic pattern associated with each social form is remarkably simple: monogyne colonies harbor only the B allelic variant of Gp - 9, whereas polygyne colonies harbor both the B variant and b-like variants. Colonies of the monogyne form of the fire ant Solenopsis invicta actively defend exclusive foraging areas with distinct boundaries. Colonies of the monogyne type are headed by a single egg-laying queen, whereas those of the polygyne type contain multiple queens. The population studied at this location was monogyne, having only one mated queen per colony. Origin From mono- 'one' + Greek gunē 'woman, wife'. Definition of monogyne in US English: monogyne adjectiveˈmänəˌjin Entomology (of a social insect) having only one egg-laying queen in each colony. Example sentencesExamples Colonies of the monogyne form of the fire ant Solenopsis invicta actively defend exclusive foraging areas with distinct boundaries. The population studied at this location was monogyne, having only one mated queen per colony. The genotypic pattern associated with each social form is remarkably simple: monogyne colonies harbor only the B allelic variant of Gp - 9, whereas polygyne colonies harbor both the B variant and b-like variants. Colonies of the monogyne type are headed by a single egg-laying queen, whereas those of the polygyne type contain multiple queens. Origin From mono- ‘one’ + Greek gunē ‘woman, wife’.
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