mictic
/ˈmɪktɪk/Biology
adjective
Originally: designating females (of various species) that are capable of sexual reproduction (i.e. that are not obligately parthenogenetic). Later also: of, relating to, or involving mixis. Also (in extended use): of mixed parentage or descent (rare ).
Origin
1920s; earliest use found in American Naturalist. From ancient Greek μικτός, adjective corresponding to μιγνύναι, μειγνύναι to mix + -ic, after German miktisch, itself after apomiktisch and pseudomiktisch.
- native currant
- native daphne
- native doctor
- native dog
- native flax
- native forest
- native friendship center
- native friendship centre
- native garden
- native harebell
- native heath
- native hen
- native laurel
- native law
- native-like
- native location
- native logging
- natively
- native metal
- native mulberry
- nativeness
- native orange
- native oven
- native peach
- native pomegranate