The production or formation of an organism of one kind by an organism of another, as was formerly believed of parasitic worms by their hosts. Huxley.
Heterogenesis.
It looked exceedingly like a case of Abiogenesis, or, at any rate, of Xenogenesis and it is only quite recently that the real course of events has been made out. "Aphorisms and Reflections from the works of T. H. Huxley", Thomas Henry Huxley.
It looked exceedingly like a case of Abiogenesis, or, at any rate, of Xenogenesis and it is only quite recently that the real course of events has been made out.
A well- known plant of the lily family with stalks of bell- shaped flowers; also, one of its bulbs or flowers. ...