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Hermaphrodite - A plant that has only hermaphrodite reproductive structures. In angiosperm terminology a synonym is monoclinous from the Greek "one bed".

Monoecious - having unisexual flowers, conifer cones, or functionally equivalent structures of both sexes appearing on the same plant; from Greek for "one household".

Dioecious - having unisexual flowers, conifer cones, or functionally equivalent structures occurring on different individuals; from Greek for "two households".
* Because many dioecious conifers show a tendency towards monoecy (that is, a female plant may sometimes produce small numbers of male cones or vice versa), these species are termed subdioecious (McCormick & Andresen, 1963).
* In angiosperm terminology, diclinous ("two beds") includes all species with unisexual flowers, although particularly those with only unisexual flowers, i.e. the monoecious and dioecious species.

Gynoecious - has only female reproductive structures; the "female" plant.

Androecious - has only male reproductive structures; the "male" plant.

Gynomonoecious - has both hermaphrodite and female structures.

Andromonoecious - has both hermaphrodite and male structures.

Trimonoecious (polygamous) - male, female, and hermaphrodite structures all appear on the same plant.

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karmaxul Reviewed by karmaxul on . First time grower-embarassing question :o :o Ok, I'm really embarassed to have to ask this, but this is my very first time and I'm trying to learn, but what is a hermie? hermaphrodite? Does it mean the plant has no sex? I guess that's bad from what I've read, but could someone explain why? I didn't even want to ask, cause I look like an idiot, but I want to do this right. I read that leaking light into my closet during the dark period could cause this, is this true? And one more thing, what is the best light/dark ratio? Thanks to Rating: 5