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Why Do Floral Perfumes Become Different? Region-Specific Selection on Floral Scent in a Terrestrial Orchid.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2016

Gross Karin, Sun Mimi, Schiestl Florian P

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Geographically structured phenotypic selection can lead to adaptive divergence. However, in flowering plants, such divergent selection has rarely been shown, and selection on floral signals is generally little understood. In this study, we measured phenotypic selection on display size, floral color, and floral scent in four lowland and four mountain populations of the nectar-rewarding terrestrial orchid...

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PMID: 26886766
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0147975
PMCID: PMC4757410

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