#autofertil
- Self-fertile — Regarding plants, fruit tree varieties, or agricultural crops: self-fertile, self-compatible; capable of producing viable fruits and seeds through self-pollination, without requiring pollen from another individual or a different variety. In fruit growing, self-fertile varieties are highly valuable as they guarantee stable yields even when pollinator activity is low.
- Self-fertility — The intrinsic capacity of a plant, variety, or hermaphroditic organism to produce viable fruits, seeds, or offspring through self-pollination or self-fertilization, without external genetic input. In agricultural sciences, it represents a genetic trait of great economic importance, ensuring constant crop productivity regardless of climatic conditions or the absence of pollination vectors.