Describing a plant species where some individuals have only female flowers while others have both male and female flowers.
From Greek 'gyne' (female) combined with 'dioecious' (having separate male and female plants). The prefix 'gyno-' emphasizes the female side of this reproductive arrangement.
Some plants are essentially hermaphrodites while their neighbors are purely female—it's like having different reproductive strategies within the same species to maximize survival chances!
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