dioeciska
Dioeciska is a biological term referring to organisms that have separate male and female individuals, a condition known as dioecy. The word derives from Greek roots meaning “two houses.” In dioeciska species, one individual bears only male reproductive organs and another bears only female ones, so fertilization requires two different individuals.
In the plant kingdom, dioeciska species include a variety of trees, shrubs, and herbaceous plants. Examples
In animals, dioecy is the norm for most species, including humans, most other mammals, birds, and many
Ecologically, dioecyska promotes outcrossing and genetic diversity since male and female functions are separated. This can