Passiflora incarnata is an
andromonoecious clonal species native to the southeastern United States.
Takahashi (2001).The M-Locus and ethylene-controlled sex determination in
andromonoecious cucumber plants.
The role of male flowers in
andromonoecious species: energetic costs and siring success in Solanum carolinense L.
Reproductive biology of the
andromonoecious Cucumis melo subsp.
tuberosa is an
andromonoecious species and possesses hermaphrodites and male flowers in the same inflorescence.
The plants are polygamodioecious with about 5% of the population producing exclusively staminate (male) flowers and 4050% producing mainly male flowers and a few bisexual flowers (
andromonoecious) while the remaining 40-50% produces only the pistillate (female) flowers.
Andromonoecious as well as hermaphrodite species were considered.
The remaining sexual systems are found exclusively among the dicots: Gynomonoecious species include 7% of the flora and are in Abrotanella, Cuminia, Chenopodium, Erigeron, and Lactoris; the one gynodioecious species is in Rhaphithamnus; polygamous taxa are scarce and included in Empetrum and Parietaria, as are
andromonoecious taxa included in Cyperaceae and Asteraceae.
Hermaphroditic plants have two perfect spikelets at each rachis node, whereas only the sessile spikelet is perfect in
andromonoecious plants.
This self-compatible species is
andromonoecious, with hermaphroditic and male flowers produced on the same inflorescence.
is a self-incompatible,
andromonoecious lily, common in sagebrush habitat in the foothills of the Intermountain West (Cronquist et al.