Abstract
X. fenesterata has been found to be arrhenotokously parthenogenetic, and the haploid male/diploid female chromosomal relationship is 16/32. The male meiosis I is abortive but a cytoplasmic bud, usually considered as the vestigial secondary spermatocyte, is not produced. The second spermatocyte division is also anomalous as only one functional spermatid is formed.
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