The term ‘genet’ is used for the genetic individual (the product of a seed which may be a large clone) distinguished from the ramet, the functional unit in a vegetatively reproducing species.
- gene map
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- general biology
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- generalized type
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- genetic program
- genetic theory of relativity
- genetics
- genic selection
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genetGenet (ger.)
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A genetically distinct entity. (OED 2011)
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Sarukhán, J. & Harper, J.L. (1973). Studies on plant demography: Ranunculus repents L., R. bulbosus L. and R. acris L. I. Population flux and survivorship. Journal of Ecology 61, 675-716: 677.
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It is of much interest to determine how population regulation occurs in such a system where the size of a population may be reflected in the numbers of the genetic individuals (genets) present, or the number of vegetative units—tillers or ramets.
Kays, S. & Harper, J.L. (1974). The regulation of plant and tiller density in a grass sword. Journal of Ecology 62, 97-105: 97.