incompatibility
incompatibility 1. The condition that exists when foreign grafts or blood transfusions evoke a marked
immune response and are rejected.
2. The phenomenon in which pollen from one flower fails to fertilize other flowers on the same plant (
self-incompatibility) or on other genetically similar plants. This genetically determined mechanism prevents self-fertilization (breeding between likes) and promotes cross-fertilization (breeding between individuals with different genetic compositions). See also
fertilization;
pollination.
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Dictionary entry from: New Dictionary of the History of Ideas
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Modern Judaism
Dictionary entry from: New Dictionary of the History of Ideas
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Cultural Change and Judaism
Book article from: American Decades
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