IPA: /ˌzɛnəˈɡæmi/
KK: /zɛnəˈɡæmi/
The process of transferring pollen from one flower to another flower on a different plant, which helps in cross-pollination and genetic diversity.
Xenogamy is essential for many plants to produce healthy seeds and fruits.
Xenogamy → It is formed from "xeno-" (from Greek "xenos", meaning foreign or strange) and "gamy" (from Greek "gamos", meaning marriage or union). The word refers to the process of fertilization that occurs between different species or varieties, highlighting the idea of a 'foreign' union.
Think of 'foreign' ('xeno-') unions or marriages ('gamy') — that's what xenogamy means, a union between different species.