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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"florivory"”.

  1. Evolution of floral and mating system variation in Camissoniopsis cheiranthifolia (Onagraceae): An evaluation of patterns and processes

    … higher and less variable fruit set and reduced florivory by a microlepidopteran. However, evidence that florivores preferentially attacked larger flowers was equivocal. LF experienced stronger PL than SF populations suggesting that one condition for the evolution of selfing via RA is met in …

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  2. Consequences of global redistribution on the ecology and evolution of the invasive weed Pastinaca sativa and its associated insect fauna

    … were larger after three to six years of webworm florivory. Evolution of large size as a component of florivore tolerance may occur more rapidly than evolution of enhanced chemical defense. While adult moths were deterred by leaf volatiles, oviposition counts did not correspond with lower fitness …

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  3. In defence of flowers: The ecology and biochemistry of a chemical defence, cyanogenesis, in Proteaceae

    As sessile organisms, plants produce a remarkable diversity of chemicals to defend their tissues against herbivory. The large body of research into plant defences has primarily focused on plant-herbivore interactions and foliar defences, whereas floral chemical defences have received little …

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