#alocarp

• Allocarpic — A term describing a vegetal organism, a fruit, or a reproductive system resulting from cross-fertilization (allogamy), meaning pollination with pollen originating from another flower or from another individual of the same species. In a structural sense, it defines carpic structures or fruits whose genetic development depends strictly on an external pollen contribution, ensuring high genetic variability.
• Allocarpy — The formation of fruits as a result of cross-pollination (allogamy), a structural biological process through which a flower's ovule is fertilized by pollen coming from a different flower of the same species. This phenomenon guarantees high genetic diversity and increased viability of the resulting seeds.