#hybrid seed
- Allosperm — Relating to seeds or plants: a seed formed following cross-pollination (allogamy), bearing an embryo with combined genetic material from two distinct parents; as an adjective, it describes the seminal structure or tissue resulting from exogenous fertilization, characterized by heightened genetic variability and superior adaptability compared to self-fertilized seeds.
- Androsterile — Pertaining to plants, flowers, or vegetable varieties exhibiting male sterility, structurally characterized by the inability to produce viable pollen, functional anthers, or fertile male reproductive organs, while the female organs (gynoecium) remain fully normal and capable of fertilization.