@PopSci I've read your article. Here are my thoughts.
First, this is your key.
@PopSci Gonochorists like humans.
@PopSci Protandrous sequential hermaphrodites like clownfish.
@PopSci Protogynous sequential hermaphrodites like wrasse.
@PopSci Simultaneous hermaphrodites with ovotestis like snails.
@PopSci Simultaneous hermaphrodites with separate gonads like worms.
@PopSci Occasional gynandromorphy like butterflies.
@PopSci Plants with male and female flowers on the same plant like corn.
@PopSci Plants with male and female flowers on separate plants like asparagus.
@PopSci Plants with perfect flowers (male and female in same flower) like lilies.
@PopSci Plants with male and female flowers on the same plant that have developed mechanisms to avoid self-pollination like avocados.
@PopSci Plants with a diverse array of sex allocation like you tomato species.
@PopSci I have covered this stuff before, here:
@PopSci Nothing you've claimed in your "article" can get away from the fact that there are only two symbols on this thread. Because there are two sexes.
@PopSci And of course, one of the diagrams had to be wrong. The male/female symbols should be switched here, to indicate female>male.
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