Hermaphroditic sea anemones that produce sperm first and eggs later,to prevent self-fertilization,are called

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The term "protandrous" refers to hermaphroditic organisms that first produce sperm and then later produce eggs to prevent self-fertilization. This is commonly seen in some sea anemones. Asexual reproduction is unrelated to this phenomenon, and the terms "pre-testicular," "postgynous," and "precocious" do not accurately describe this process.

Hermaphroditic Sea Anemones That Produce Sperm First and Eggs Later,to