The phrase "asexual phase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing biology, sexuality, or personal experiences related to a period of asexuality.
Example: "During her asexual phase, she focused on personal growth and self-discovery without the distractions of romantic relationships."
Alternatives: "period of asexuality" or "time of asexuality".
The foraminiferans are unusual among free-living protozoans in that a sexual phase is a regular part of the life cycle, alternating with an asexual phase.
These differences were mainly due to the correlation between resting metabolic rate and winged parthenogenetic females in the asexual phase.
Moreover, the production of winged females during the asexual phase appears to be more costly than wingless females.
Buxbaumia differs from most other mosses in having an asexual phase plant (sporophyte) much larger and longer-lived than the annual sexual phase plant (gametophyte).
Horsetails, like other vascular plants, display an alternation of generations: an asexual phase, represented by a sporophyte (the horsetail plant), and a sexual phase, the gametophyte, an inconspicuous, delicate, green plant.
The heritabilities (broad-sense) were significant for almost all traits in both phases; however the only significant genetic correlation we found was a positive correlation between resting metabolic rate and production of winged parthenogenetic females during the asexual phase.
Reproduction occurs in both the sexual and asexual phases.
They have specialized modes of reproduction, sometimes with a complicated alteration of sexual and asexual phases.
The life cycle of salps is complex, with alternating sexual and asexual phases.
In this study we compared the G-matrices of energy metabolism, life-history traits and morph production in 10 clonal lineages (genotypes) of the pea aphid, Acyrthosiphon pisum, during both sexual and asexual phases.
The life cycle of V. inaequalis comprises both sexual and asexual phases of reproduction.
