Sentence examples for simultaneous reproduction from inspiring English sources
If the semelparity-iteroparity continuum hypothesis is correct, late bolting should elicit a progressively more semelparous reproductive strategy; that is, late-bolting plants should exhibit a reproductive episode that trades off other aspects of reproductive success for relatively prompt and simultaneous reproduction.
Simultaneous reproduction of the runout distance and hill overtopping were only obtained by incorporating a basal rheology governed by a constant yield stress and velocity-dependent resistance.
This type of sex, in my expanded definition, is generally known as "horizontal gene transfer" because it occurs without simultaneous reproduction.
The principle of self-reproduction (simultaneous replication, transcription, and translation) of the genetic system based on the progenes is shown on the scheme (Fig. 3).
It is beyond reproduction.
The diffusion of polygyny in Africa was reinforced by the slave trade, because of male scarcity and the simultaneous need to sustain reproduction rates.
This limited provision for unauthorized simultaneous or off-the-air reproduction is limited to nondramatic musical works and pictorial, graphic and sculptural works included in public broadcasting transmissions.
P. infestans is a heterothallic species: sexual reproduction requires the simultaneous presence of hyphae of the two opposite mating types, designated A1 and A2 [ 49].
That the male reproductive investment of this simultaneous hermaphrodite equals the energetic costs of female reproduction was demonstrated by experimentally eliminating male behaviour, which resulted in a doubling of egg production [ 27].
Theoretically, the benefit of sexual reproduction may be due to the simultaneous actions of both the F-M and MD mechanisms, but there have been few experimental tests for this.
Such simultaneous investigation could partition direct effects of light availability on plant reproduction through reproductive resource from indirect effects through changes in pollinator visitation rates.
