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Did pollination shifts drive diversification in southern African Gladiolus? Evaluating the model of pollinator-driven speciation.

The American naturalist - 1 Jul 2012

Valente Luis M, Manning John C, Goldblatt Peter, Vargas Pablo

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The pollinator-driven ecological speciation model has frequently been invoked to explain plant richness in biodiversity hotspots. Here, by focusing on Gladiolus (260 species), a flagship example of a clade with diverse pollination biology, we test the hypothesis that high species diversity in sou...

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PMID: 22673653
DOI: 10.1086/666003

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