雌し雄ゆう同どう体たい

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Meanings

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noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

hermaphroditism

Biological term for an organism having both male and female reproductive organs. Often used in scientific contexts.

雌し雄ゆう異い体たい
雌雄異体 refers to dioecism, where male and female reproductive organs are in separate individuals, contrasting with 雌雄同体.
雌し雄ゆう同どう株しゅ
雌雄同株 is used specifically for plants that have both male and female flowers on the same individual (monoecy), while 雌雄同体 is broader and often used for animals.

Compound of 雌雄 (shiyū, 'male and female') + 同体 (dōtai, 'same body'). The reading しゆうどうたい reflects the on'yomi of the kanji.