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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"bird pollination"”.

  1. Molecular phylogenetics, systematics, reproductive safeguarding and chromosome evolution of the genus Lachenalia (Asparagaceae: Scilloideae)

    … traits (self compatibility, autonomous selfing, bird pollination and clonal propagation) in low insect abundance contexts (i.e., infertile fynbos heathland, and species which flower outside of the austral spring season). Ancestral state reconstructions identify an association with non-fynbos …

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  2. Intraspecific variation and ecology of a highly restricted paleoendemic (Witsenia maura) in the south-western Cape

    … thought to have been pollinated by an extinct Sunbird. The role of the unusual black floral colouration is investigated as this colour is seldom associated with bird pollination. This plant typically exists in discreet and restricted populations in wet habitats in the South Western Cape (South …

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  3. Pollinator-syndrome driven changes in the mating systems of two Cape legume species

    … of closely related species differing only in pollination syndromes. Furthermore, it has been hypothesized that Non-Flying Mammal Pollination (NFMP) arises from a bird pollinated ancestor as a result of their limited distributions. Liparia splendens subsp. splendens and L. parva are two …

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  4. Petal cell shape and flower-pollinator interaction in Nicotiana

    … epidermal cell shape has been shown to affect pollination success in flowering plants. Conical epidermal cells may increase grip for insect pollinators and enhance flower colouration compared to non-conical cells. Nicotiana (Solanaceae) presents a diverse range of petal cell shapes. …

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