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Effects of floral neighborhood on seed set and degree of outbreeding in a high-alpine cushion plant.

Oecologia - 1 Oct 2011

Wirth Lea R, Waser Nickolas M, Graf René, Gugerli Felix, Landergott Urs, Erhardt Andreas, Linder Hans Peter, Holderegger Rolf

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Plants flowering together may influence each other's pollination and fecundity over a range of physical distances. Their effects on one another can be competitive, neutral, or facilitative. We manipulated the floral neighborhood of the high-alpine cushion plant Eritrichium nanum in the Swiss Alps and measured the effects of co-flowering neighbors on both the number of seeds produced and the degree of inbreeding...

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PMID: 21484399
DOI: 10.1007/s00442-011-1985-1

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