| Consequently, an increase in autogamous self-pollination may be achieved with little reduction of outcrossed male fitness. |
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| The success of hybrid maize has produced interest in developing hybrids in autogamous crops. |
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| Like tomato and pepper, eggplant is an autogamous diploid with 12 chromosomes. |
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| Perfect flowers are protandrous, hence the stigmas open after anthesis, which reduces the probability of autogamous self-pollination. |
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| Unlike maize, rice is predominantly autogamous and, hence, gene flow is restricted. |
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| I estimated the amount of autogamous pollination by comparing the stigmatic pollen loads of intact and emasculated flowers. |
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| On the basis of the phylogenic relationships, autogamous species most likely evolved from self-incompatibility ancestors that have exserted stigmas. |
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| Some species are self-compatible and are obligatorily or facultatively autogamous, while other species have a self-incompatible locus and are obligatorily allogamous. |
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| The flowers can be cross-pollinated by insects but are self-fertile and largely autogamous. |
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| Barely is an autogamous plant and one of the oldest members of family Poaseae. |
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