Definition: Synoecy is a type of reproduction in which both parents share part of their offspring's genes, but not in all cases. In other words, a plant will produce two copies of itself at different times during its life cycle. This allows for the production of two genetically identical plants, where one produces flowers and the other produces seeds. Synoecy can be found in many types of plants, including flowering plants like roses, bulbs, and herbs. It is particularly common in some species
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