bioannualism
Bioannualism refers to a biological phenomenon where certain organisms exhibit periodic cycles that recur approximately every two years, rather than the more common annual or biennial patterns. This term is less frequently documented in scientific literature compared to annual or biennial life cycles, but it has been observed in specific plant and animal species under particular environmental conditions.
In plants, bioannualism is often associated with species that require a longer vegetative period to reach reproductive
Animal examples of bioannualism are rarer but have been noted in certain species, particularly those with extended
The study of bioannualism contributes to ecological and evolutionary research by highlighting how organisms adapt to