asexual generation
In biology, refers to a generation of organisms that reproduces asexually, especially in the context of heterogenesis (alternation of generations).
The asexual generation of aphids multiplies by parthenogenesis during the summer.
anamorph
In mycology, the asexual reproductive stage of a fungus, often producing conidia. Contrasts with the teleomorph (sexual stage).
The anamorph of this fungus spreads by forming conidia.
Refers to the sexual generation in organisms with alternation of generations, the counterpart to 無性世代.
The sexual reproductive stage of a fungus (teleomorph), contrasting with the asexual anamorph (無性世代).
Compound of 無性 (むせい, 'asexual') and 世代 (せだい, 'generation'). The term is a direct calque from Western biological terminology.