asexually
- adverb
- /ˌeɪsɛkʃuəli/
- Specialized
- Some species in harsh climates choose to reproduce asexually to maximize their chances of survival.
- reproduce asexually
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Examples
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The organism can create offspring asexually, ensuring its survival without the need for a mate.
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Many plants can reproduce asexually, allowing them to spread quickly in their environment.
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Reproduction has taken place asexually.
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If you can find a person who has reproduced asexually, I would quit my job and take up that line of research.
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So what kinds of things reproduce asexually with none of this bacteria?
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Like the sea squirt, it can reproduce asexually.
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Abe explained that they produced new individuals asexually, by gemmation or budding.
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Some species even toggle between reproducing sexually or asexually according to the degree of environmental instability.
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In other studies, Barrow found two populations of fourwing saltbush growing in New Mexico that reproduce asexually, which is another survival mechanism.
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"Our research emphasis is on improving gamagrass as a grazing crop for cattle," says Kindiger, "especially in making gamagrass reproduce asexually."
Academic text (1997)
Synonyms
In a way that makes animals or plants produce young without a male
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Etymology
The word asexually starts with a- which means 'not' and has sex which means 'male and female' or 'sexual reproduction'. So, to reproduce asexually is to make new living things 'without sex', like a plant cutting that grows into a new plant.