Definition of oogamous in English:

oogamous

adjective əʊˈɒɡəməsōˈäɡəməs

Biology

Relating to or denoting reproduction by the union of mobile male and immobile female gametes.
〔生〕卵配生殖的
Example sentencesExamples
- Identification of the charophycean lineage as the sister group of land plants suggests that their common ancestor was a branched, filamentous organism with a haplontic life cycle and oogamous reproduction.
- Sexual reproduction is known only in two genera: Botrydium, in which the sex cells are isogamous, and Vaucheria, in which the cells are oogamous.
- Particularly in oogamous species, uniparental inheritance of mitochondria has been attributed to the small number of mitochondria in the male gamete.
- All are filamentous, oogamous, and have net-like chloroplasts.
- Oomycetes are oogamous, producing large non-motile gametes called eggs, and smaller gametes called sperm.

Derivatives

oogamously

adverb

Biology

oogamy

noun əʊˈɒɡəmioʊˈɑɡəmi

Biology

It has been suggested that algae with a large volume (plant size) at maturity usually display anisogamy or oogamy, as expected if larger zygotes permit more rapid growth to these adult sizes.
Example sentencesExamples
- Isogamy and anisogamy, and sometimes oogamy may occur.
- Meiosis produces 4 gametes, ie. isogamy, anisogamy and oogamy, which through mitosis develops into mature gametes.

Definition of oogamous in US English:

oogamous

adjectiveōˈäɡəməs

Biology

Relating to or denoting reproduction by the union of mobile male and immobile female gametes.
〔生〕卵配生殖的
Example sentencesExamples
- Particularly in oogamous species, uniparental inheritance of mitochondria has been attributed to the small number of mitochondria in the male gamete.
- All are filamentous, oogamous, and have net-like chloroplasts.
- Oomycetes are oogamous, producing large non-motile gametes called eggs, and smaller gametes called sperm.
- Sexual reproduction is known only in two genera: Botrydium, in which the sex cells are isogamous, and Vaucheria, in which the cells are oogamous.
- Identification of the charophycean lineage as the sister group of land plants suggests that their common ancestor was a branched, filamentous organism with a haplontic life cycle and oogamous reproduction.

单词	oogamous
释义	Definition of oogamous in English: oogamous adjective əʊˈɒɡəməsōˈäɡəməs Biology Relating to or denoting reproduction by the union of mobile male and immobile female gametes. 〔生〕卵配生殖的 Example sentencesExamples Identification of the charophycean lineage as the sister group of land plants suggests that their common ancestor was a branched, filamentous organism with a haplontic life cycle and oogamous reproduction. Sexual reproduction is known only in two genera: Botrydium, in which the sex cells are isogamous, and Vaucheria, in which the cells are oogamous. Particularly in oogamous species, uniparental inheritance of mitochondria has been attributed to the small number of mitochondria in the male gamete. All are filamentous, oogamous, and have net-like chloroplasts. Oomycetes are oogamous, producing large non-motile gametes called eggs, and smaller gametes called sperm. Derivatives oogamously adverb Biology oogamy noun əʊˈɒɡəmioʊˈɑɡəmi Biology It has been suggested that algae with a large volume (plant size) at maturity usually display anisogamy or oogamy, as expected if larger zygotes permit more rapid growth to these adult sizes. Example sentencesExamples Isogamy and anisogamy, and sometimes oogamy may occur. Meiosis produces 4 gametes, ie. isogamy, anisogamy and oogamy, which through mitosis develops into mature gametes. Definition of oogamous in US English: oogamous adjectiveōˈäɡəməs Biology Relating to or denoting reproduction by the union of mobile male and immobile female gametes. 〔生〕卵配生殖的 Example sentencesExamples Particularly in oogamous species, uniparental inheritance of mitochondria has been attributed to the small number of mitochondria in the male gamete. All are filamentous, oogamous, and have net-like chloroplasts. Oomycetes are oogamous, producing large non-motile gametes called eggs, and smaller gametes called sperm. Sexual reproduction is known only in two genera: Botrydium, in which the sex cells are isogamous, and Vaucheria, in which the cells are oogamous. Identification of the charophycean lineage as the sister group of land plants suggests that their common ancestor was a branched, filamentous organism with a haplontic life cycle and oogamous reproduction.
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