In literature, transgressive is often used to depict processes that surpass conventional boundaries, whether in biology or cultural commentary. For instance, the term appears in discussions of natural growth processes where cellular division or reproduction is framed as exceeding ordinary limits ([1], [2], [3], [4], [5]). It similarly connotes variations or fluctuations that breach expected norms, as illustrated in contexts involving selection pressures or pollen-grain admixtures ([6], [7]). Meanwhile, in a more cultural or aesthetic vein, the descriptor extends to denote lawlessness or nonconformity, enriching literary portrayals of counterculture and rebellious media ([8], [9]).