reproductive organ; the biological parts used for producing offspring

reproductive cell; germ cell

The reproductive organs located on the outside of the body; includes the penis and scrotum in males, and the vulva and vaginal opening in females.

The reproductive gland in humans and animals that produces reproductive cells and sex hormones, specifically the ovary or testis

fertility; fecundity; the ability to reproduce

A type of reproduction where new individuals are formed by the fusion of male and female reproductive cells; also called [[两性生殖|兩性生殖|liang3 xing4 sheng1 zhi2]]

A biological process where offspring are produced from a single parent without the fusion of reproductive cells, such as through splitting, budding, or cloning

The group of organs in humans, animals, and plants that work together for the purpose of reproduction

Biological process where a new individual develops from the fusion of male and female reproductive cells; also called [[有性生殖|有性生殖|you3 xing4 sheng1 zhi2]]

The second chakra in the Hindu tradition, residing in the lower abdomen or genitals and associated with sexuality and emotion; also known as Svadhisthana.

A type of asexual reproduction where a single-celled organism divides into two or more independent new individuals, common in organisms like amoebas or paramecia.

The reproduction of an offspring from an unfertilized egg cell in animals or plants; also known as [[孤雌生殖|孤雌生殖|gu1 ci2 sheng1 zhi2]]

A form of sexual reproduction involving gametes of similar morphology, such as size and shape

Reproduction from an ovum without fertilization; also called [[单性生殖|單性生殖|dan1 xing4 sheng1 zhi2]].

the anatomical system containing both the urinary and reproductive tracts

reproductive organ; the biological structures used for producing offspring

the opening of a reproductive organ through which eggs or sperm are released