(1) The plants have two types: hermaphrodite and female.

(2) The transvestite and the hermaphrodite: both were disturbing images; perhaps they are less so now.

(3) The research began after the discovery of hermaphrodite carp next to a large sewage outfall.

(4) Potentially the hermaphrodite dissolves gender difference and, at least in its associated idea of androgyny, has become acceptable.

(5) That warlock was a bloated, horned hermaphrodite draped in bilious green skin.

(6) The hermaphrodite flowers without germen couldn't form fruits.

(7) Flowers hermaphrodite, small, white, arranged in compound umbels.

(8) In hermaphrodite and monoecious species, there is the potential for self-pollination leading to self-fertilization (selfing) unless there is a mechanism to avoid it.

(9) Sexual reproduction also occurs. Most flatworms are hermaphrodite and, in tapeworms, self - fertilization usually takes place.

(10) Most flatworms are hermaphrodite and, in tapeworms, self - fertilization usually takes place.

(11) A sex-change operation? Or was she, perhaps, a hermaphrodite, with both male and female chromosomes?

(12) Or was she, perhaps hermaphrodite, with both male and female chromosomes?

(13) Most plants are hermaphrodite, but have mechanisms such as self - INCOMPATIBILITY that promote allogamy.

(14) Everyone at my school heard it. You were hermaphrodite cheerleader?

(15) Some figures were hermaphrodite idols , with phalluses in their foreheads.

(16) The hermaphrodite flowers with deformity germen could pollinate and fecundate normally and form fruits with deformity.

(17) In many hermaphrodite and monoecious plants there is a physiological self-incompatibility (SI) in which a plant's own pollen is rejected.

(18) Because of its well-endowed female, Aristotle believed the spotted hyena to be a hermaphrodite.

(19) Forced the grammar to takestand one the other , hermaphrodite is male and indecisiveness female.

(20) Gynomonoecy is the sexual system in which individual plants have both female and hermaphrodite flowers.

(21) Having only one type of sexual organ; not a hermaphrodite.

(22) Homothallic species may produce distinctly different sizes of gametes that can fuse with each other and are thus effectively hermaphrodite. Compare heterothallism.

(23) Unisexual Describing organisms that have either male or female sex organs, but not both. Unisexual plants are said to be dioecious. Compare hermaphrodite; monoecious.