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blastogenesis

/ˌblæs.təʊˈdʒen.ə.sɪs/

Traduction: Terme scientifique désignant la reproduction asexuée par bourgeonnement, ou la théorie selon laquelle les caractères héréditaires sont transmis par le plasma germinatif.

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/ˌblæs.təʊˈdʒen.ə.sɪs/C2formalscientific
  • frTerme scientifique désignant la reproduction asexuée par bourgeonnement, ou la théorie selon laquelle les caractères héréditaires sont transmis par le plasma germinatif.

A scientific term referring to asexual reproduction by budding, or the theory that inherited characteristics are transmitted by germ plasm.

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  1. Asexual reproduction by buddingC2formalscientific

    A form of asexual reproduction in which a new organism develops from an outgrowth or bud on the parent organism.

    frblastogenèse (reproduction asexuée par bourgeonnement)

    • Blastogenesis is observed in some simple animals like hydra.
    • The process of blastogenesis allows for rapid population growth.
    • Scientists studied blastogenesis in marine invertebrates.

    Synonymesbuddinggemmation

  2. Germ plasm theoryC2formalscientific

    The theory that inherited characteristics are transmitted solely through the germ plasm (reproductive cells), not through somatic cells.

    frThéorie du plasma germinatif

    • Weismann's theory of blastogenesis challenged earlier ideas of inheritance.
    • Blastogenesis posits that only germ cells carry hereditary information.
    • The concept of blastogenesis was central to early genetics.
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  • blastogeneses plural form
  • blastogeneses' possessive plural form
  • blastogenesis's possessive singular form
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