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Genetic architecture of pollination syndrome transition between hummingbird-specialist and generalist species in the genus <i>Rhytidophyllum</i> (Gesneriaceae)

2015-05-13

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Adaptation to pollinators is a key factor of diversification in angiosperms. The Caribbean sister genera Rhytidophyllum and Gesneria present an important diversification of floral characters. Most of their species can be divided in two major pollination syndromes. Large-open flowers with pale colours and great amount of nectar represent the generalist syndrome, while the hummingbird-specialist syndrome correspon...

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10.7287/peerj.preprints.861v2
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