self-fertile

Peaches are considered self-fertile because a commercial crop can be produced without cross-pollination, though cross-pollination usually gives a better crop.

Pollination Wikipedia 2009

Fortunately, peaches are all self-fertile, so with luck I'll be harvesting some in another year or two.

Archive 2009-01-01 2009

Some plants are self-fertile or self-compatible and can pollinate themselves (e.g., they act as their own pollenizer).

Pollination Wikipedia 2009

You will think me mad, but I bought myself a bare root dwarf (?) self-fertile, greengage plum tree, and a really giant fiberglass pot (Costco-$20, not even ugly), and there is now a plum tree on the porch.

Plum Crazy Lindy 2008

You will think me mad, but I bought myself a bare root dwarf (?) self-fertile, greengage plum tree, and a really giant fiberglass pot (Costco-$20, not even ugly), and there is now a plum tree on the porch.

Toast: Lindy 2008

You will think me mad, but I bought myself a bare root dwarf (?) self-fertile, greengage plum tree, and a really giant fiberglass pot (Costco-$20, not even ugly), and there is now a plum tree on the porch.

Growing Food Lindy 2008

The most widely cultivated, L. diversifolia ssp. diversifolia, is line L Ieucocephala being self-fertile and "tetraploid" (2n = 104).

Chapter 27 1990

Plants are highly self-fertile, with little apparent within-species variation.

Chapter 48 1990

Like the parents, the hybrid is self-fertile and seedy.

Chapter 27 1990

When self-fertile selections of common rye have been inbred, with selection for vigor and fertility, and then combined with wheat, the results have been sufficiently encouraging that further work in this direction seems to be justified.

8 Research Needs 1989