anthogenetic

/ænθəˈdʒɛnɪtɪk/

Definitions

1. adjective

Produced or resulting from the action of a plant’s anther, especially in relation to the fertilization of its reproductive cells.

“The anthogenetic process in flowering plants is crucial for seed production.”

2. noun

A substance produced or resulting from the action of a plant’s anther, especially in relation to the fertilization of its reproductive cells.

“The anthogenetic material from the anther contributed to the fertilization of the ovules.”

Synonyms

  • androecious
  • antheric

Antonyms

  • gynogenetic
  • ovigenic