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Groh introduces heterodichogamy, a plant life history strategy that temporally separates male and female reproductive functions.
- Why it matters: The work addresses how plant reproduction can be organized across time, clarifying a distinct life history strategy beyond simultaneous sex expression.
- What they did: Groh proposes and defines heterodichogamy as temporal separation of the sexes within plant life histories.
- The result: The concept provides a framework for describing and studying temporal sex separation in plants.
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