homogamy
/hoʊˈmɑɡəmi/
noun
- The condition in a plant of having flowers that mature at the same time, allowing self-fertilization.
- Because of homogamy, the tomato plant can produce fruit without cross-pollination.
- The botanist explained that homogamy is common in many garden vegetables.
- Homogamy in wheat helps farmers maintain consistent crop yields.
- Marriage or union between people who are similar in social, cultural, or other characteristics.
- Homogamy based on religion is still common in many communities.
- Sociologists study homogamy to understand patterns in marriage choices.
- The couple's homogamy in education and income contributed to their strong partnership.
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