1 Homogamy occurs in the closed cleistogamous flowers that appear late in the season in certain plants.

2 Homogamy The condition in flowers in which the anthers and stigmas ripen at the same time, so encouraging self-pollination.

3 This paper examines a recent critical exchange over cross-national and temporal analysis of educational homogamy to interpret societal openness, drawing on cumulative insights from mobility research.

4 Dichogamy The condition in which the anthers and stigmas mature at different times thus helping prevent self-pollination. Compare homogamy. See protandry; protogyny.

5 The results show significant non - synchronous changes in various components of the educational homogamy parameters.