In a diecious manner; describing the characteristic of having separate male and female reproductive structures on different plants.
From 'diecious' plus the adverbial suffix '-ly', though this form is rarely used since the trait is typically described adjectivally rather than adverbially.
Adverbs are less common in scientific terminology, but when botanists need to describe how a species reproduces or behaves in this separated-sex way, this formal word shows the precision of scientific language.
Adverbial form of diecious; inherits the same binary sex classification framework from Linnaean taxonomy, which systematized living things partly through binary reproductive categories.
Use for botanical/biological accuracy, but provide context that sex and reproductive strategies are more varied than historical binary models suggest.
["with separate sexes","in a gonochoric manner"]
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