Usually means: Male, female organs on same plant.
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  1. autoicous: Merriam-Webster
  2. autoicous: Collins English Dictionary
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  11. autoicous: Merriam-Webster
  12. autoicous: Wiktionary

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  1. autoicous: Encyclopedia

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  1. autoicous: Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary

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▸ adjective:  (botany) autoecious

Similar:
autocarpous, autogamous, synoicous, hydroautogamous, heteroicous, autoecious, autocarpic, self-pollinating, autocolonial, autosporous, more...

Opposite:
alloicous, heteroicous

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Similar:
autocarpous, autogamous, synoicous, hydroautogamous, heteroicous, autoecious, autocarpic, self-pollinating, autocolonial, autosporous, more...

Opposite:
alloicous, heteroicous



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